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Binary Addition

The document explains the process of binary addition, highlighting key rules such as 0+0=0, 1+1=10, and 1+1+1=11. It illustrates how to convert binary numbers to denary and vice versa, using examples to clarify the concepts. The learning objective is to enable readers to add binary numbers effectively.
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Binary Addition

The document explains the process of binary addition, highlighting key rules such as 0+0=0, 1+1=10, and 1+1+1=11. It illustrates how to convert binary numbers to denary and vice versa, using examples to clarify the concepts. The learning objective is to enable readers to add binary numbers effectively.
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Binary Addition

Starter
What is

8+
2

We get ten,
• which you write as 10;
• A digit 0 and a carry of 1
Learning Objectives
You will learn:

To add binary numbers


Binary Addition
When you add 1 and 1;
• the result is two (as always),
• we get a digit 0 and a carry of 1.
1+
1
10
Binary Addition Rules

0+0=0
0+1=1
1+0=1
1 + 1 = 0 Carry 1 = 10
1 + 1 + 1 = 1 Carry 1 = 11
Another method
1. Think of it in binary terms
2. In the 1 column we have two bits so that is a total of 2 in denary 2
3. 2 written in binary is 10
Lets try this now
What is this in denary?
Lets try this now
1. How much is this in denary?
2. This is 5 in denary.
3. 5 in binary is 101 in binary
Another Example
How many bits are there in each column?

• In the 1 column there are 2 bits making 2 in denary


• In the 2 column there is 1 bit making 2 in denary
• In the 4 column, there are 4 bits making 8 in denary
• Adding all of this together we get 12 in denary.
How will we write this in binary?

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