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    This document describes a system that uses 4 binary digits (bits) to represent basic mathematical operations. The first two bits represent the operation, with 00=addition, 01=subtraction, 10=multiplication, and 11=division. The remaining two bits are variables to which the operation is applied, with the left bit being x, next y, then z, and rightmost being u.

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    This document describes a system that uses 4 binary digits (bits) to represent basic mathematical operations. The first two bits represent the operation, with 00=addition, 01=subtraction, 10=multiplication, and 11=division. The remaining two bits are variables to which the operation is applied, with the left bit being x, next y, then z, and rightmost being u.

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    This document describes a system that uses 4 binary digits (bits) to represent basic mathematical operations. The first two bits represent the operation, with 00=addition, 01=subtraction, 10=multiplication, and 11=division. The remaining two bits are variables to which the operation is applied, with the left bit being x, next y, then z, and rightmost being u.

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    main (1 of 1)

    1 1 1 1
    a b c d
    LSB MSB LSB MSB

    0 0 MSB
    LSB 0 1 1 0
    e f
    x y z u

    Here if
    e f
    0 0 Addition
    0 1 subtraction
    1 0 multiplication
    1 1 division

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