Question

Binary addition question:

Answer 1

1+1=10
10+1=1+1+1=??

Answer 2

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Answer 3

@ganeshie8

Answer 4

What the french toast?! I have no clue cx sorry ~Wish i could help

Answer 5

10+1 = 11

Answer 6

in binary?

Answer 7

Yes

Answer 8

then 11+1=?

Answer 9

100

Answer 10

11+
1
100
I need an explanation

Answer 11

all you need to do is shift left when you get a power of two in your hands

Answer 12

in base10, you would shift left when you get a power of 10

similarly in base2, you count things in powers of 2 : ...2^3, 2^2, 2^1, 2^0

Answer 13

@ganeshie8 i know how to transform things from base 2 to 10 to 8,16,4........
but i thought there's a better way without transforming

Answer 14

*converting sorry

Answer 15

Now I've think I got it guys

Answer 16

we don't need to convert as such, just count them using your two fingers, cut the remaining 8 :)

Answer 17

thanks a lot @ganeshie8 @geerky42

Answer 18

1
11+
1
100
-------
0

Answer 19

since you have got a two after adding least significant bits, you carry it to left position (2^1's position)

Answer 20

Do you know how to count with normal number, right?

You have ten symbols to use to "count."

0, the lowest value digit and 9 the highest. you just count from 0, or 1 to 9, once you reach highest value, to count next number, you just add one to ten digit, and one digit goes back to 0.

Count until 19... you need to add 1 to ten digit so one digit goes back to 0, hence 20.

Count until 29... you need to add 1 to ten digit so one digit goes back to 0, hence 30.

And so on...

It is same for binary except you only have "0" and "1"

Answer 21

I figure it out that binary numbers are ordered
0,1,10,11,100,101..................

Answer 22

little late, oh well haha