Arithmetic in Binary Addition A Rule of Addition

Arithmetic in Binary

Addition A “Rule of Addition” is a statement of the form: 3+5=8 How many such rules are there in Decimal?

Addition n 10 digits can appear as the first addend, and 10 can appear as the second, so Decimal has 10 * 10, or 100 “Rules of Addition”

Binary Addition In Binary there are 4 “Rules of Addition”: 0 + 0 = 0 0 + 1 = 1 1 + 0 = 1 1 + 1 = 10

Binary Addition To add any 2 binary numbers, simply apply the rules on each column, starting at the right – just like Decimal. 1 10101100 00111010 11100110

Binary Addition To add any 2 binary numbers, simply apply the rules on each column, starting at the right – just like Decimal. 1 10101100 00111010 11100110

Binary Addition To add any 2 binary numbers, simply apply the rules on each column, starting at the right – just like Decimal. 1 10101100 00111010 11100110

Binary Addition To add any 2 binary numbers, simply apply the rules on each column, starting at the right – just like Decimal. 1 10101100 00111010 11100110

Binary Addition To add any 2 binary numbers, simply apply the rules on each column, starting at the right – just like Decimal. 1 10101100 00111010 11100110

Binary Addition To add any 2 binary numbers, simply apply the rules on each column, starting at the right – just like Decimal. 1 10101100 00111010 11100110

Binary Addition To add any 2 binary numbers, simply apply the rules on each column, starting at the right – just like Decimal. 1 10101100 00111010 11100110

Binary Addition To add any 2 binary numbers, simply apply the rules on each column, starting at the right – just like Decimal. 1 10101100 00111010 11100110

Binary Addition To add any 2 binary numbers, simply apply the rules on each column, starting at the right – just like Decimal. 1 10101100 00111010 11100110

Binary Addition To add any 2 binary numbers, simply apply the rules on each column, starting at the right – just like Decimal. 1 10101100 00111010 11100110