Question 6 20 pts 1 Details Complete the following table by filling in the center column with the two's complement of the number in the left-hand column, and the same number as a decimal number in the right-hand column. Show the number in the center column with the same radix as that in the left-hand column (e.g. if the left-hand number is base-2, your answer should be too.) The idea is to show, in the center column, the number in the left-hand column, converted to binary if necessary, converted to its two's complement, then converted back to its original radix. Assume all quantities are signed 8-bit quantities. Naturally, you can check your answer with a calculator, but you may not have that ability on a written exam. Don't try to show the base with subscripts. For the binary. Showth bits Two rows are done for you as examples. NUMBER Two's Complement of NUMBER 01010110 NUMBER in Base 10 -86 10101010 110100012 000111102 110001112 00011100: 010000012 676 19 95 25 0