Subtraction of Binary Numbers using 1s Complement Method with Fractions

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--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Perform subtraction of binary numbers using 1s compelement method. We will be solving 3 problems in this video tutorial.
In first problem we will perform subtraction of a smaller number from a larger number using 1s complement method.
In the second problem we will perform subtraction of a larger number from a smaller number to get a negative value using the 1st compelement method.
In the last problem we will perform subtraction of fractional binary numbers using 1st complement technique.

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[yash]

4:52 how to make 2s' of a fraction? where to add the +(1)_2 --- at the unit place or at the LSB?

[Abhishek-bzbf]

In question no. 3 we have to add the extra carry right???

[shivaniahirwar]

Really very nice video👌👌thank uuu soo much 😍😍 nice all videos are very helpful for me👍👍😊😊

[Blackfeather]

You are saviour! Great help bro thanks a lot!

[pranayroy]

Thanks sir...
What will be the answer of 11000.11-101.111 ???

[MdAlamin-jnhw]

11001-1001=? using one's complements, can anyone solve this, please?

[Jinsh]

For question 3, as we dont have equal digit, can we simply add 0 like that? Don't we need to use sign extension if we want to convert some number from n-bit into m-bit (where m > n)?