CS101 Assignment 1 Solution and Discussion Fall 2020

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Introduction to Computing (CS101)

Assignment # 01

Fall 2020

Total marks = 20

30 November 2020

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Objectives:

· To understand the practical implementation of Number System.

· To understand the basic concept of Boolean Logical Operations and how to use it to solve a problem.

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Questions No 01 Marks (10)

Convert the following decimal numbers into equivalent binary numbers and then convert the binary answer back into equivalent decimal. Show all the steps of conversions.

4789
-8735

Questions No 02 Marks (10)

Solve the given Boolean Expression by using truth table.

A

B

C

D

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decimal numbers into equivalent binary numbers and then convert the binary

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