Binary Addition: How to Add Binary Numbers with Examples

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This discussion focuses on the process of binary addition, specifically addressing the addition of the binary numbers 1.1 and 1.1. Participants confirm that the correct result of this addition is 11.00, not 10.00. The conversation emphasizes the importance of understanding binary arithmetic rules, particularly how to handle carries in binary addition.

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  • Understanding of binary number representation
  • Familiarity with binary arithmetic operations
  • Knowledge of carrying in addition
  • Basic mathematical skills
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Shown is two binary numbers adding with the answer
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Looking at the end side 1.1+1.1, shouldn't that be 11.00... instead of 10.00...
 

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I agree, it should be 11...
 
Yes, it should.
 

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