The Easy Way To Subtract Binary - Binary Subtraction Made Easy

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[@SabCabb24]

Did anyone else find themselves nodding their head up and down to the intro music? Perfect binary subtraction music.

[@hareessh100]

left out the difficult part: 1000 - 0101(carry from way left)

[@dearbrandee]

ooh you use two's complement for that

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[@dolasarkar2485]

U can do it using either 1's or2's complement......

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Thank you for good explanation. I had a doubt in Binary subtraction.

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Amazing and best explanation for subtraction in binary 😍. Thanks for amazing teaching skill ❤

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[@ishratjahanchowdhury2830]

thanks..!! it was pretty helpful, not like other complex tutorials on binary subtraction

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[@michellegreene3451]

That was really quick and easy! Thanks!

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[@MarkusFeetus]

You explained it with ease.

[@quangthang10d4]

The Two Carry example is just exactly like a one carry, you need to add an example where you need to carry twice in a row to make the example more robust

[@OhhOmni]

Great video, it would be helpful if you worked through slightly more challenging problems

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[@mollyives947]

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[@imvedik]

Amazing video, but what about 10000 - 01111

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[@thomasw.eggers4303]

The problem with doing binary arithmetic inside a computer is that there needs to be a way to represent negative numbers. There are three common ways: (1) Sign magnitude (2) One's complement (3) Two's complement; this is the most common, and the description follows: All of the explanation will be given assuming 4-bit words. Extending the method to 32 bits (or n bits) is left as an exercise to the reader. (LOL, don't you just hate it when instructors do that to you?) The 4 bits have the values: -8, +4, +2, and +1. Note: --- Only the left most bit (the sign bit, the most-significant-bit MSB) has a negative value; All the other bits have positive values. --- If you set any bit to a 1 (except for the sign bit), the number becomes more positive. --- The zero value is represented by 0000 --- All ones, 1111, has the value -1. (Since -8+4+2+1 = -1) To get the negative of a number (that is, to get -N given N), the rule is "complement all the bits and add 0001". First, define the operator ~ to be: "Change each 1 to a 0 and each 0 to a 1". Examples: ~0000 = 1111, and ~1111 = 0000 ~0001 = 1110 ~1010 = 0101 Then note that N + ~N = 1111 = -1 Example: 0101 + ~0101 = 0101 + 1010 = 1111 = -1 Generalizing: N + ~N = 1111 = -1 Rearrange: ~N = -1 - N ==> ~N + 1 = -N Finally: -N = ~N + 1 QED (Quod erat demonstratum, which has been demonstrated (Latin is traditional).) Now any two numbers, positive or negative, can be added . To subtract a number, first take its negative (using the rule given above) and then add. NO "BORROWING" IS EVER NECESSARY! If two positive numbers added result in a negative (MSB=1) sum, overflow has occurred. If two negative numbers added result in a positive (MSB=0) sum, overflow has occurred. This is the method used by hardware inside a computer CPU. Change any subtraction problem to an addition problem, then add, propagating the carries right to left. Note that the longer a computer word is, the more carries need to be propagated. The time to propagate the carries is proportional to the length of the word, O(n), which is slow for long words.There are "carry skipping" carry methods which reduce the carry time to O(log(n)), but these methods are another topic. Note that there is always a "strange" number for any of the three number systems: --- Sign magnitude has the number 1000 = 0000 since the MSB is the sign; there is no +8 or -8. --- One's complement has the number 1111 = 0000. --- Two's complement has the number 1000 = -8, but there is no +8; the largest positive number is 0111 = +7. Two's complement has the "strange" number in the most out-of-the-way place, so it rarely causes a problem. The other two systems have the "strange" number at zero, which causes frequent difficulties.

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[@cwdhj4852]

Can anyone help me quickly about how to carry over 2 places? Eg 100 - 111?

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[@sreeparnadas4402]

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[@jutankii]

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[@dipanjanghosal1662]

Just remember two things: 10 - 1 = 1 10 - 2 = 0 Because 10 in decimal is 2. Subtract normally...and use these

[@kumari509]

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[@robertnorton701]

What if you have no more 1's to borrow from?

[@gr0s4b1]

+Robert Norton Do you have an example of this problem?

[@robertnorton701]

00101100 - 01011010 = ?

[@gr0s4b1]

+Robert Norton For this problem, try two's complement subtraction (there's a vid in my channel). Binary has a unique way to represent a negative answer... which this problem will have.

[@robertnorton701]

+YouDoober Do I turn both or just the lesser value number into 2's complement?

[@gr0s4b1]

+Robert Norton Only the subtrahend, or the second value. Your leading number in your answer (for the problem you showed me) should be a one representing a negative number.

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[@adhisharyal5080]

good technique to check answer... found helpful

[@nareshreddy3344]

Thanks a lot easy to understand

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Thank you very much!!!

[@patrikbukovski4513]

Could you make a video with the IEEE norm 754 or 755 (not sure) which is use3d for floating point number conversion?

[@matimuyerhutimsondlane9226]

i just watched the video it was very short and understandable thank you i have a question and i think someone asked what happens if we have no more 1s to borrow , what can we do??

[@jagatheeswarisellan7778]

Previous | ToC | Next Labs: Cryptography. Part 1. Math Alive Binary Addition Now that we know binary numbers, we will learn how to add them. Binary addition is much like your normal everyday addition (decimal addition), except that it carries on a value of 2 instead of a value of 10. For example: in decimal addition, if you add 8 + 2 you get ten, which you write as 10; in the sum this gives a digit 0 and a carry of 1. Something similar happens in binary addition when you add 1 and 1; the result is two (as always), but since two is written as 10 in binary, we get, after summing 1 + 1 in binary, a digit 0 and a carry of 1. Therefore in binary: 0 + 0 = 0 0 + 1 = 1 1 + 0 = 1 1 + 1 = 10 (which is 0 carry 1) Example. Suppose we would like to add two binary numbers 10 and 11. We start from the last digit. Adding 0 and 1, we get 1 (no carry). That means the last digit of the answer will be one. Then we move one digit to the left: adding 1 and 1 we get 10. Hence, the answer is 101. Note that binary 10 and 11 correspond to 2 and 3 respectively. And the binary sum 101 corresponds to decimal 5: is the binary addition corresponds to our regular addition. More examples: 1 + 11 = ?. Show the answer and an explanation 1010 + 11 = ?. Show the answer and an explanation 100101 + 10101 = ?. Show the answer and an explanation Practice Binary Addition

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[@Arendt-Foucault]

what if you calculate 1001-110 ? no more 1s to borrow?

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[@cj_forfun]

Thank you....Now i can do it!!!!

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PERFECT

[@monikasri9738]

Super useful video for 11 th std students

[@claire721]

Just want to ask, how ca n you subtract binary numbers when first numbers were shorter length than the second numbers? Like this: 1110011 - 01111000

[@stellaraja02]

Really simple and clear!! Enjoyed it but I have a question, what happens to the Carry in the last example? Do we just leave it there?

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Really helpful. ..Thank u

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simple.. easy ..cool thank you :)

[@notthatguytrustme]

How you do this? 110 -011 And yes I know that the result is 011 but how do you calculate it?

[@Blackerberg]

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[@ankishshrestha3567]

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I dont understand the part where he was talking about the decimal check. Ill use another method for now I guess.

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Please make video of binary multiplication

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[@davidbister2684]

and what if we cant borrow carry what then?

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Thx now i can do it

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Thankyou