![]() The next operation, the digit-2 operation will be similar with the digit-2 operation but the result of the addition is added by carry-output of the previous digit operation before placing the result in the corresponding digit position. ![]() The result of this addition should be 10, but we have to place the least significan digit (0) in one digit of the result (the digit-2), so the most significant bit of the result (1) will be separated as the “carry” output of the digit-2 operation, designated as carry-1 in the picture. The next step is operating the digit-2 addition, and it shows 1+1. The operation on the input show the operation of 1 + 0, and the result is 1, and it fits in one digit place so there no “carry” of the digit-1 operation. To add two binary numbers 111 (7 in decimal) and 10 (3 in decimal), first we add the digit-1 (the least significant bit). ![]()
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