Booth’s algorithm is another approach to reducing the number of arithmetic operations necessary to perform a multiplication. This algorithm has been around for years and involves identifying runs of ones and zeros and performing only shifts instead of shifts and adds during the runs. Find a description of the algorithm on the web and explain in detail how it works.

The following table shows further pairs of hexadecimal numbers.

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a. b. A F6 08 B 7F 55