Discreet Math - Chapter 2.5 - " Application: Number Systems and Circuits for Addition" FLASHCARDS

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Vocabulary practice flashcards covering base number systems, binary arithmetic circuits, two's complements, and hexadecimal representations.

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<p>Decimal Notation</p>

Decimal Notation

A base-1010 number system that expresses a number as a string of digits in which each digit's position indicates the power of 1010 by which it is multiplied.

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<p>Binary Notation</p>

Binary Notation

A base-22 number system in which any positive integer is represented uniquely as a sum of products of the form dd \frac{}{} where each binary digit dd is either 00 or 11.

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<p>Bit</p>

Bit

A single binary digit, which can hold a value of either 00 or 11.

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<p>Half-Adder</p>

Half-Adder

A circuit designed to compute the sum of two binary digits PP and QQ, outputting a carry bit defined by P∧QP \wedge Q and a sum bit defined by (P∨Q)∧∼(P∧Q)(P \lor Q) \wedge \sim(P \wedge Q).

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<p>Full-Adder</p>

Full-Adder

A circuit designed to compute the sum of three binary digits (PP, QQ, and RR) to produce a carry output CC and a sum output SS.

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<p>Parallel Adder</p>

Parallel Adder

A circuit constructed using full-adders and/or half-adders capable of adding multi-digit binary numbers of any finite length.

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8-Bit Two's Complement (for a Nonnegative Integer)

The 88-bit binary representation for an integer aa where 0≤a≤1270 \le a \le 127.

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8-Bit Two's Complement (for a Negative Integer)

The 88-bit binary representation for 28−∣a∣2^8 - |a| where −128≤a<0-128 \le a < 0, obtained by writing the 88-bit binary form of ∣a∣|a|, flipping all bits, and adding 11 in binary.

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Overflow Error

An error occurring when an arithmetic calculation yields a result outside the fixed bit-length system capacity of the computer.

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<p>Hexadecimal Notation</p>

Hexadecimal Notation

A base-1616 number system expressing integers as sums of products of powers of 1616, using digits 00-99 and letters AA-FF to represent numbers 1010 through 1515.

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<p>Byte</p>

Byte

The smallest addressable memory unit on most computers, consisting of 88 bits.

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<p>Memory Dump</p>

Memory Dump

A display or printout of the contents of memory locations in order, typically presented in hexadecimal format to save space.