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1. Show unique examples of binary arithmetic operations (addition and subtraction) using two's complement.

2. Show unique examples of logical manipulation of binary numbers using AND, OR, and NOT (complement).

3. Show unique examples of bit shifting of binary numbers.

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Arithmetic for Computers is emphasized.

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1. For example, adding 15 and -5:

11111 111 (carry)

0000 1111 (15)
+ 1111 1011 (-5)
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0000 1010 ...

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