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Q. Show the Overflow of arithmetic operations?

A circumstance takes place because the magnitude of the results of arithmetic operations has become too large for the fixed word length of the computer to represent them properly. (Out or range result) ex.

using 4- bit   (signed numbers)

710   -   310                   0007 

                                     9997+

                                    0004

-710   +  310       

                                  9993                         

                                 0003+

                                9996

710  +  310                0007

                                 0003+

                                 0010


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