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Hello and welcome to this lesson, brought to you by BitMerge. This lesson is about solving the problems of negative numbers, addition, and subtraction using bits. Well look at a few approaches and discuss the issues as we go. If you arent familiar with bits, you might want to check out our video on bits and bytes, linked in the description. Lets talk about signed magnitude first. This approach, just like the other two approaches well see, tries to solve the problem of representing negative numbers on bit patterns. It does this by taking a bit pattern, like this 4-bit figure, and reserving the most docHub bit, the left-most bit. This becomes the signed bit and a 0 indicates that the remaining bits should be treated as positive, while a 1 indicates that the remaining bits should be treated as negative. For example, these 4 bits hold the value three. changing the signed bit from 0 to 1 would indicate that the following three digits are negative, giving us the value negative three
