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Q.6 Expand 1/2 (Shr4)
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To expand 1/2 (Shr4), we need to first find out what Shr4 means.
"Shr4" refers to a bitwise right shift operation by 4 bits.
In binary, the fraction 1/2 is represented as 0.1.
When we perform a bitwise right shift operation by 4 bits on 0.1, we move all the bits 4 places to the right:
0.1 (binary) >> 4 --> 0.0000 (binary)
Therefore, expanding 1/2 (Shr4) gives us the binary fraction 0.0000, which is equivalent to 0 in decimal representation.
Hence, 1/2 (Shr4) can be expanded as 0.
"Shr4" refers to a bitwise right shift operation by 4 bits.
In binary, the fraction 1/2 is represented as 0.1.
When we perform a bitwise right shift operation by 4 bits on 0.1, we move all the bits 4 places to the right:
0.1 (binary) >> 4 --> 0.0000 (binary)
Therefore, expanding 1/2 (Shr4) gives us the binary fraction 0.0000, which is equivalent to 0 in decimal representation.
Hence, 1/2 (Shr4) can be expanded as 0.
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