Answer
The simplified answer of the given expression is \[{{110000}_{\text{two}}}\].
Work Step by Step
Since, the given computation involves base two, the only allowed numbers are 0 and 1.
Break the given computation into two parts. First, add \[{{11111}_{\text{two}}}+{{10110}_{\text{two}}}\] and then subtract \[{{101}_{\text{two}}}\] from the result of the addition.
To add two numbers, first write the two numbers one over the other, such that the digits corresponding to the same place value come in one line and then add column by column:
\[{{11111}_{\text{two}}}\]
\[\underline{+{{10110}_{\text{two}}}}\]
Now, add the two digits in the first column from right:
\[{{1}_{\text{two}}}+{{0}_{\text{two}}}={{1}_{\text{ten}}}=\left( 1\times 1 \right)={{1}_{\text{two}}}\].
Write \[{{1}_{\text{two}}}\] in the first column from right, below the horizontal line:
\[{{11111}_{\text{two}}}\]
\[\underline{+{{10110}_{\text{two}}}}\]
\[{{1}_{\text{two}}}\]
Now, add the two digits in the second column from right:
\[{{1}_{\text{two}}}+{{1}_{\text{two}}}={{2}_{\text{ten}}}=\left( 1\times 2 \right)+\left( 0\times 1 \right)={{10}_{\text{two}}}\].
Write \[{{0}_{\text{two}}}\] in the second column from right, below the horizontal line, and carry \[{{1}_{\text{two}}}\] to the third column from right:
\[11\overset{1}{\mathop{1}}\,{{11}_{\text{two}}}\]
\[\underline{+{{10110}_{\text{two}}}}\]
\[{{01}_{\text{two}}}\]
Now, add the three digits in the third column from right:
\[{{1}_{\text{two}}}+{{1}_{\text{two}}}+{{1}_{\text{two}}}={{3}_{\text{ten}}}=\left( 1\times 2 \right)+\left( 1\times 1 \right)={{11}_{\text{two}}}\].
Write \[{{1}_{\text{two}}}\] in the third column from right, below the horizontal line, and carry \[{{1}_{\text{two}}}\] to the fourth column from right:
\[1\overset{1}{\mathop{1}}\,{{111}_{\text{two}}}\]
\[\underline{+{{10110}_{\text{two}}}}\]
\[{{101}_{\text{two}}}\]
Now, add the three digits in the fourth column from right:
\[{{1}_{\text{two}}}+{{1}_{\text{two}}}+{{0}_{\text{two}}}={{2}_{\text{ten}}}=\left( 1\times 2 \right)+\left( 0\times 1 \right)={{10}_{\text{two}}}\].
Write \[{{0}_{\text{two}}}\] in the fourth column from right below the horizontal line, and carry \[{{1}_{\text{two}}}\] to the fifth column from right:
\[\overset{1}{\mathop{1}}\,{{1111}_{\text{two}}}\]
\[\underline{+{{10110}_{\text{two}}}}\]
\[{{0101}_{\text{two}}}\]
Now, add the three digits in the fifth column from right:
\[{{1}_{\text{two}}}+{{1}_{\text{two}}}+{{1}_{\text{two}}}={{3}_{\text{ten}}}=\left( 1\times 2 \right)+\left( 1\times 1 \right)={{11}_{\text{two}}}\].
Write \[{{11}_{\text{two}}}\] in front of \[{{0101}_{\text{two}}}\] below the horizontal line:
\[{{11111}_{\text{two}}}\]
\[\underline{+{{10110}_{\text{two}}}}\]
\[{{110101}_{\text{two}}}\]
Now, subtract \[{{101}_{\text{two}}}\]from \[{{110101}_{\text{two}}}\]. To subtract two numbers, write the numbers one over the other such that the digits with same place value come in one line, and then subtract column by column:
\[{{110101}_{\text{two}}}\]
\[\underline{-{{101}_{\text{two}}}}\]
\[{{110000}_{\text{two}}}\]
Now, to check whether the above obtained answer is correct, compute the given expression by converting each number to base ten:
\[{{11111}_{\text{two}}}=31\], \[{{10110}_{\text{two}}}=22\], \[{{101}_{\text{two}}}=5\] and \[{{110000}_{\text{two}}}=48\].
Since, \[31+22-5\] indeed equals 48, the solution obtained is correct.
Hence, the simplified answer of the given expression is \[{{110000}_{\text{two}}}\].
