Overflow occurs when a result is too large to be


Overflow occurs when a result is too large to be represented accurately given a word size. Underflow occurs when a result is too small to be represented correctly (for example, a negative result while doing unsigned arithmetic.). Let's assume you need to perform operations on two numbers A and B. For each pair of numbers and each operation below, please determine whether operation results in overflow, underflow or neither. a) A=201, B=103 b) A=246, B=235 Operation 1: A+B when A and B are 8-bit signed numbers stored in two's complement notation Operation 2: A-B when A and B are 8-bit signed numbers stored in two's complement notation Operation 3: A+B when A and B are 8-bit unsigned numbers

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