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The subtraction using 1’s complement of 110 – 100 will give the result ___________

The subtraction using 1’s complement of 110 – 100 will give the result ___________ Correct Answer 010

To subtract using 1’s complement: Take the 1’s complement of the 2nd number (here, 011) and add it to the first number. (110+011=1,001). If the carry is generated, it is added to the result (001+1=010). If a carry is not generated then it is converted to its 1’s complement form.

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