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Truncation may cause the sign of the result to be different than the sign of the original. Sign extension will preserve sign of original value in result. The positiveegative attribute of the result may be different than the positiveegative attribute of the original 1. Storage in memory.Addition of numeric values 2. Addition of numeric values Numeric result may not be valid because of limitations of representing numeric data with a specific number of bits 3. Conversion between signed (>) and unsigned values (#bits of original and resulting values are the same. Ryte ordering lendianness) 2. Addition of numeric values resuit may not be valid because of limitations of representing numeric data with a specific number of bits 3. Conversion between signed (>) and unsigned values (#bits of original and resulting values are the same. Byte ordering (endianness) Signed values will be interpreted as unsigned values. 4. Expressions containing both signed and unsigned values. ) may be affected 6. Size reduction (ex.recasting into to short) Conversion may be required when communicating between different architectures or over a network Carry/Overflow an UTI316icu Vau. interpreted as unsigned values. 5. Size expansion (ex.recasting char to int) Results of relational operations () may be affected 6. Size reduction (ex.recasting into to short) Conversion may be required when communicating between different architectures or over a network. Carry/Overflow Bit representation remains the same but the interpretation of the result may change