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Rangkaian Aritmetika

The document discusses binary number representation and arithmetic circuits. It covers topics such as sign and magnitude representation, ones' complement, twos' complement, addition and subtraction of binary numbers in different representation systems, half adders, full adders, combinational multipliers, and sequential multipliers.

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Rangkaian Aritmetika

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Rangkaian Aritmetika

Eri Prasetyo

Overview
Binary Number Representation Sign & Magnitude, Ones Complement, Twos Complement Binary Addition Full Adder Revisited A ! "esign BC" Cir#uits Combinational Multiplier Cir#uit "esign Case Study$ % Bit Multiplier Se&uential Multiplier Cir#uit

Number Systems
Representation of Negative Numbers
Representation o' positive numbers same in most systems Ma(or di''eren#es are in )ow negative numbers are represented T)ree ma(or s#)emes$ sign and magnitude ones #omplement twos #omplement Assumptions$ we*ll assume a + bit ma#)ine word ,- di''erent values #an be represented roug)ly )al' are positive, )al' are negative

Number Systems
Sign and Magnitude Representation
-7 -6 -5 -4 -3 -2
1111 1110

+0
0000 0001 0010

+1 +2 +3 +4 +5
+ 0 100 = + 4 1 100 = - 4 -

1101

1100 1011 1010 1001

0011 0100 0101 0110 1000 0111

-1

+6

-0

+7

High order bit is sign: 0 = positive (or zero), Number range for n bits = %&'(n' Representations for 0 '

= negative )

!hree "o# order bits is the magnitude: 0 (000) thru $ (

Number Systems Sign and Magnitude


Cumbersome addition.subtra#tion Must #ompare magnitudes to determine sign o' result
)nes *omp"ement N is positive number, then N is its negative +s ,omp"ement n N = (( ' ) ' N -.amp"e: +s ,omp"ement of $ '$ Short,ut method: simp"0 ,ompute bit #ise ,omp"ement 0 '1 000 = 0 000 = '$ in +s ,omp/ (2 = ' 0000

= 0000

Number Systems )nes *omp"ement


-0 -1 -2 -3 -4 -5
1111 1110

+0
0000 0001 0010

+1 +2 +3 +4 +5
+ 0 100 = + 4 1 011 = - 4 -

1101

1100 1011 1010 1001

0011 0100 0101 0110 1000 0111

-6

+6

-7

+7

Subtra#tion implemented by addition & ,*s #omplement Still two representations o' /0 T)is #auses some problems Some #omple1ities in addition

Number Representations !#os *omp"ement


-1 -2 -3
like 1's comp except shifted one position clockwise
1111 1110 0000 1101

+0 +1
0001 0010

+2 +3 +4 +5

+ 0 100 = + 4 1 100 = - 4 -

-4 -5 -6

1100 1011 1010 1001

0011 0100 0101 0110 1000 0111

-7

+6

-8

+7

Only one representation 'or / One more negative number t)an positive number

Number !#os Systems *omp"ement Numbers


n N3 = ( ' N 2 ( = sub $ = 0000 0 00 = repr/ of '$ -.amp"e: !#os ,omp"ement of $

-.amp"e: !#os ,omp"ement of '$

2 ( = sub '$ =

0000 00 0 = repr/ of $

Short,ut method: !#os ,omp"ement = bit#ise ,omp"ement % 0 '1 000 % '1 00 (representation of '$) '1 0 (representation of $) 00 '1 0 0 %

Number 4ddition and Subtra,tion of Numbers Representations


Sign and Magnitude resu"t sign bit is the same as the operands+ sign 2 %( 5 0 00 00 0 0 0 '2 % ('() '5 00 0 0 0

#hen signs differ, operation is subtra,t, sign of resu"t depends on sign of number #ith the "arger magnitude

2 '6

0 00 0 000

'2 %6 '

00 00 00

Number 4ddition and Subtra,tion of Numbers Systems


)nes *omp"ement *a",u"ations 2 %6 $ 0 00 00 0 '2 % ('6) '$ -nd around ,arr0 000 2 '6 0 00 00 0000 -nd around ,arr0 000 '2 %6 ' 0 00 0 0 0 00

Number Systems 4ddition and Subtra,tion of 7inar0 Numbers


)nes *omp"ement *a",u"ations 8h0 does end'around ,arr0 #or9: ;ts e<uiva"ent to subtra,ting (n and adding n n M ' N = M % N = M % (( ' ' N) = (M ' N) % ( ' n n 'M % ('N) = M % N = (( ' M ' ) % (( ' N ' ) n n = ( % =( ' ' (M % N)> ' after end around ,arr0: n = ( '

(M 1 N) M%N?( n'

' (M % N)

this is the ,orre,t form for representing '(M % N) in +s ,omp@

Number Systems 4ddition and Subtra,tion of 7inar0 Numbers


!#os *omp"ement *a",u"ations 2 %6 $ ;f ,arr0'in to sign = ,arr0'out then ignore ,arr0 if ,arr0'in differs from ,arr0'out then overf"o# 2 '6 0 00 0 000 '2 %6 ' 00 00 0 00 00 0 '2 % ('6) '$ 00 0 00

Simp"er addition s,heme ma9es t#os ,omp"ement the most ,ommon ,hoi,e for integer number s0stems #ithin digita" s0stems

Number 4ddition and Subtra,tion of 7inar0 Numbers Systems !#os *omp"ement *a",u"ations
8h0 ,an the ,arr0'out be ignored: 'M % N #hen N 1 M: n n M3 % N = (( ' M) % N = ( % (N ' M) n ;gnoring ,arr0'out is Aust "i9e subtra,ting ( 'M % 'N #here N % M ? or = ( n'

n n 'M % ('N) = M3 % N3 = (( ' M) % (( ' N) n n = ( ' (M % N) % ( 4fter ignoring the ,arr0, this is Aust the right t#os ,omp"/ representation for '(M % N)@

Number )verf"o# *onditions Systems


-1 -2 -3 -4 -5 -6 -7 -8
1111 1110

4dd t#o positive numbers to get a negative number or t#o negative numbers to get a positive number +0
0000 0001 0010 0011 0100 0101 1000 0110 0111

-1 +1 +2 +3 +4 +5 -4 -5 -6 -7 -8 -7 - 2 = +7! -3 -2
1111 1110

+0
0000 0001 0010 0011 0100 0101

+1 +2 +3 +4 +5

1101 1100 1011 1010 1001

1101 1100 1011 1010 1001 1000

+6

0110 0111

+6

+7 5 + 3 = -8!

+7

Number )verf"o# *onditions Systems


B 6 'C )verf"o# 0000 0 0 00 0 0 0 0 00 000 0 '$ '( $ )verf"o# 0 000 00 00

B ( $

'6 'B 'C No overf"o# 0

0 000

No overf"o#

)verf"o# #hen ,arr0 in to sign does not e<ua" ,arr0 out

Multiplication
Multiplication is a complex operation, w et er per!orme" in ar"ware or so!tware # e multiplication o! two$n bit binary integers results in a pro"uct o! up to %n bits in lengt & e'g', ((x(( ) (**(+
(*(( x ((*( (*(( **** (*(( (*(( (***(((( multiplican" &((+ multiplier &(,+
Partial Pro"uct

Pro"uct &(-,+

Multiplication o! unsigne" binary integers

.ar"ware /mplementation o! 0nsigne" 1inary Multiplication


Multiplican" Mn$( ' ' ' Mo

A"" n$ 1it A""er

S i!t an" a"" control logic

S i!t rig t

An$( ' ' ' ' '

Ao

2n$( ' ' ' ' ' Multiplier

2*

Example
3 * * * A **** (*(( *(*( 2 ((*( ((*( (((* M (*(( (*(( (*(( /nitial 4alues A"" s i!t 5irst 3ycle secon" 3ycle Pro"uct in A, 2 * * ((*( *((* (((( (((( (*(( (*(( A"" S i!t # ir" 3ycle 5ourt 3ycle

**(*

((((

(*((

S i!t

( *

***( (***

(((( ((((

(*(( (*((

A"" S i!t

5lowc art !or 0nsigne" Multiplication


Start
3,A * M Multiplican" 2 Multiplier 3ount n

No

2*)(6

yes

3,A A 7 M

S i!t rig t 3,A,2 3ount count$(

No

3ount )*6

yes

en"

Pro"uct /n A,2

#wos complement multiplication


Algoritma untuk unsigne" multiplication ti"ak bisa "igunakan untuk %8s complement Sebagai conto 9 ((&(*((+ x (, &((*(+ ) (-, &(***((((+ %8s 3omplement $: &(*((+ x $,&((*(+ ) $((, &(***((((+ Maka perlu algoritma yang lain Solusi 9 1oot 8s Algoritma

5lowc art !or 1oot 8s Algorit m


Start
A * , 2$( * M Multiplican" 2 Multiplier 3ount n

)(*

2*,2$(

)*(

AA$M

)(( )**
Arit metic S i!t rig t A,2,2$( 3ount count$(

AA7M

No

3ount )*6

yes

en"

Example
A **** (**( ((** 2 **(( **(( (**( 2$( * * ( M *((( *((( *((( /nitial 4alues A a$M s i!t 5irst 3ycle secon" 3ycle # ir" 3ycle 5ourt 3ycle

(((*

*(**

*(((

S i!t

*(*( **(*

*(** (*(*

( *

*((( *(((

A A7M S i!t

***(

*(*(

*(((

S i!t

Networks !or 1inary A""ition Ha"f 4dder


8ith t#os ,omp"ement numbers, addition is suffi,ient
Ai Bi Sum Carry 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 1 0 1 0 1 1 0 1 Ai 0 Bi 0 0 1 1 1 1 0 Ai 0 Bi 0 0 1 0 1 0 1

Sum = Ai Bi + Ai Bi = Ai + Bi

Carry = Ai Bi

Ai 1i

Sum

Ha"f'adder S,hemati,
3arry

Networks !or 1inary Du"" 4dder A""ition


A 3B 3 A 2B 2 A 1B 1 A 0B 0

*as,aded Mu"ti'bit 4dder

S 3 C 3 S 2 C 2 S 1 C 1 S 0
usua""0 interested in adding more than t#o bits this motivates the need for the fu"" adder

Du"" 4dder
A 0 0 0 0 1 1 1 1

Networks !or 1inary A""ition


B 0 0 1 1 0 0 1 1 CI 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 1 S 0 1 1 0 1 0 0 1 CO 0 0 0 1 0 1 1 1 A B CI 00 01 11 10 S 0 1 0 1 1 0 0 1 1 0

A B CI 00 01 11 10 CO 0 1 0 0 0 1 1 1 0 1

S = *; .or 4 .or 7 *) = 7 *; % 4 *; % 4 7 = *; (4 % 7) % 4 7

Networks !or 1inary Du"" 4dder&Ha"f A""ition 4dder


Standard 4pproa,h: 5 Eates
A 1 S 3/ A 1 3/ A 1 3O

4"ternative ;mp"ementation: B Eates

A B CI

Half Adder CO A B

A+B

Half AdderCO CI A + B!
+

A + B + CI

CO

4 7 % *; (4 .or 7) = 4 7 % 7 *; % 4 *;

Networks !or 1inary A""ition 4dder&Subtra,tor


A , 1 , 1, * ( Sel A % 1% 1% * ( Sel A ( 1( 1( * ( Sel A * 1 * 1* * ( Sel

A 3O 7 S

1 3/

A 3O 7 S

1 3/

A 3O 7 S

1 3/

A 3O 7 S

1 3/ A"";Subtract

S,

S%

S(

S*

Over!low

4 ' 7 = 4 % ('7) = 4 % 7 %

*arr0 Foo9ahead *ir,uits


"ate arriving signa"
" 0 A " 0 1 " #3 / " 0 A " 0 1 " 1

Networks !or 1inary A""ition


" #+1 3O " #+2 " 1

*riti,a" de"a0: the propagation of ,arr0 from "o# to high order stages

t#o gate de"a0s to ,ompute *)

3* A* * A( 1( S* <% 3( <% ( A% 1% S( <, 3% <% A, 1, S% <: 3, <= , S, <> 3- <?

2 stage adder

1*

fina" sum and ,arr0

Networks !or 1inary A""ition *arr0 Foo9ahead *ir,uits

*riti,a" de"a0: the propagation of ,arr0 from "o# to high order stages
S 0 , C 1 V a lid S 1 , C 2 V a lid S 2 , C 3 V a lid S 3 , C 4 V a lid

% 000 #orst ,ase addition

T 0

T 2

T 4

T 6

T 8

!0: ;nputs to the adder are va"id !(: Stage 0 ,arr0 out (* ) !2: Stage ,arr0 out (*() !5: Stage ( ,arr0 out (*6) !C: Stage 6 ,arr0 out (*2) ( de"a0s to ,ompute sum but "ast ,arr0 not read0 unti" 5 de"a0s "ater

Networks !or 1inary *arr0 Foo9aheadA""ition Fogi,


*arr0 Eenerate Ei = 4i 7i *arr0 Gropagate Gi = 4i .or 7i must generate ,arr0 #hen 4 = 7 = ,arr0 in #i"" e<ua" ,arr0 out here

Sum and *arr0 ,an be ree.pressed in terms of generate&propagate: Si = 4i .or 7i .or *i = Gi .or *i *i% = 4i 7i % 4i *i % 7i *i = 4i 7i % *i (4i % 7i) = 4i 7i % *i (4i .or 7i) = Ei % *i Gi

Networks !or 1inary *arr0 Foo9ahead A""ition Fogi,


Ree.press the ,arr0 "ogi, as fo""o#s: * = E0 % G0 *0 *( = E % G * = E % G E0 % G G0 *0 *6 = E( % G( *( = E( % G( E % G( G E0 % G( G G0 *0 *2 = E6 % G6 *6 = E6 % G6 E( % G6 G( E % G6 G( G E0 % G6 G( G G0 *0 -a,h of the ,arr0 e<uations ,an be imp"emented in a t#o'"eve" "ogi, net#or9 Hariab"es are the adder inputs and ,arr0 in to stage 0@

Networks !or 1inary *arr0 Foo9aheadA""ition ;mp"ementation


Ai 1i 3i Pi < ( gate "elay Si < % gate "elays @i < ( gate "elay

4dder #ith Gropagate and Eenerate )utputs ;n,reasing"0 ,omp"e. "ogi,

3* P* @*

3(

3* P* P( P% @* P( P% @( P% @% 3,

3* P* P( P% P, @* P( P% P, @( P% P, @% P, @,

3* P* P( @* P( @( 3%

3-

Networks !or 1inary A""ition *arr0 Foo9ahead Fogi,


*as,aded *arr0 Foo9ahead *arr0 "oo9ahead "ogi, generates individua" ,arries sums ,omputed mu,h faster
3* A* 1* 3( <, A( 1( 3% <, A% 1% 3 , <, A, 1, 3- <, S, <S% <S( <S* <%

Networks !or 1inary A""ition *arr0 Foo9ahead Fogi,


*as,aded *arr0 Foo9ahead
33* <* 3(= A A(:$(%B1A(:$(%B 3(% -$bit A""er P @ - <? SA(:$(%B <% <, 3(= <: P, 3@, A A(($?B 1A(($?B 3 ? -$bit A""er P @ - <? SA(($?B <: 3, <% <, P% @% A A>$-B 1A>$-B -$bit A""er P @ - <> SA>$-B <: 3% <% <, P( @( A A,$*B 1A,$*B -$bit A""er P @ <<% <, P* P,$* <, @,$* <: @* 3* 3* <* SA,$*B <3(

Cooka ea" 3arry 0nit

2 bit adders #ith interna" ,arr0 "oo9ahead se,ond "eve" ,arr0 "oo9ahead unit, e.tends "oo9ahead to 5 bits Eroup G = G6 G( G G0 Eroup E = E6 % G6 E( % G6 G( E % G6 G( G E0

Networks !or 1inary A""ition *arr0 Se"e,t 4dder


3? -$1it A""er A>9-B * A""er Cow

Redundant hard#are to ma9e ,arr0 ,a",u"ation go faster

3-

3?

-$1it A""er A>9-B

A""er .ig

-D %9( Mux

( * ( * ( *

( *

3-

-$1it A""er A,9*B

3*

3?

S>

S=

S:

S-

S,

S%

S(

S*

,ompute the high order sums in para""e" one addition assumes ,arr0 in = 0 the other assumes ,arr0 in =

Subtractor
As we saw be!ore, one o! t e !eatures o! t e %8s complement system was t at t e a""ition an" subtraction processes were very muc t e same' Ee can per!orm subtraction by simply inverting t e bits o! one operan" an" setting t e carry in bit o! t e operation to ('
b, a, b% a% b( a( b* a*

a b = a + (b) = a + (b + 1)

adder

Subtractor &continue"F+
/n or"er to be able to use one package !or bot a""ition an" subtraction, we can use GOR gates as controllable inverters' # ese packages ave t e !ollowing structure9

a"";sub

b,

b% a%

b( a(

b* a* cin

a,

adder

Subtractor &continue"F+
Cet8s now "esign a structure t at can give us t e an" result o! t e two inputs or t e a"";sub result base" on a select line'
b, a"";sub b% b( b* a, a% a( a*

adder

S,

S%

S(

S*

* (

* (

*( An" select

Subtractor &continue"F+
As you can see in t e last example, !our %$to$( multiplexers wit a common select are use" to give us t e nee"e" result base" on t e value o! t e select line'

Arit metic Cogic 0nit


I#&'(S
B$-1 % B0 A$-1 % A0

CO#(+O) SI,#A)S
* Si-1 % S0

A)'
C$ C0

-$-1 % -0

O'(&'(S

Sample AC0 Speci!ication


Logical and Arithmetic Operations
M = 0, Logical Bitwise Operations S1 S0 Function Comment 0 0 Input Ai transferred to output Fi = Ai Fi = not Ai 0 1 Complement of Ai transferred to output 1 0 Compute XOR of Ai, Bi Fi = Ai xor Bi 1 1 Compute XNOR of Ai, Bi Fi = Ai xnor Bi M = 1, C0 = 0, Arithmetic Operations (with no carry in) 0 0 Input A passed to output F=A F = not A 0 1 Complement of A passed to output 1 0 F = A plus B Sum of A and B 1 1 Sum of B and complement of A F = (not A) plus B M = 1, C0 = 1, Arithmetic Operations (with carry in) F = A plus 1 0 0 Increment A 0 1 Twos complement of A F = (not A) plus 1 F = A plus B plus 1 1 0 Increment sum of A and B 1 1 F = (not A) plus B plus 1 B minus A

Not all operations appear useful, but "fall out" of internal logic

Arit metic Cogic 0nit Samp"eHesign 4FI


!raditiona" Jesign 4pproa,h !ruth !ab"e K -spresso

* 0

S1 0 0 1

S0 0 1 0

(6 produ,t terms@ -<uiva"ent to (B gates

.i 6 .o 2 .ilb m .ob fi .p 23 111101 110111 1-0100 1-1110 1001010111-10001 010-01 -11011 011-11 --1000 0-1-00 --0010 0-0-10 -0100001-0-0001000-1-1-1-1 --1-01 --0-11 --110--011.e

s1 s0 ci ai bi co 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 01 01 01 01 01

0 0 1

0 1 0

0 0 1

0 1 0

Ci . . . . . . . . . . . . 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1

Ai 0 1 0 1 0 0 1 1 0 0 1 1 0 1 0 1 0 0 1 1 0 0 1 1 0 1 0 1 0 0 1 1 0 0 1 1

Bi . . . . 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 1 . . . . 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 1 . . . . 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 1

-i 0 1 1 0 0 1 1 0 1 0 0 1 0 1 1 0 0 1 1 0 1 0 0 1 1 0 0 1 1 0 0 1 0 1 1 0

Ci+1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 1 1 1 1 1 0 1

Arit metic Cogic 0nit Hesign Samp"e 4FI


Mu"ti"eve" ;mp"ementation
.model alu.espresso .inputs m s1 s0 ci ai bi .outputs fi co .names m ci co [30] [33] [35] fi 110--- 1 -1-11- 1 --01-1 1 IS( --00-0 1 I1i .names m ci [30] [33] co -1-1 1 M --11 1 S( 1i 111- 1 .names s0 ai [30] S* 01 1 Ai 10 1 .names m s1 bi [33] 111 1 .names s1 bi [35] 0- 1 -0 1 .end

A, : B

3i A, , B A, * B A, , B M 3i A, * B 3o

A, , B

A, * B

M 3i I3 o 3i A, * B A, , B I3 o A, * B A, : B I3 o IA, * B IA, : B

5i

( Eates

Arit metic Cogic 0nit Hesign Samp"e 4FI


*"ever Mu"ti'"eve" Fogi, ;mp"ementation
S( A( 1i S* G( Ai M A% 3i

S = 0 b"o,9s 7i Happens #hen operations invo"ve 4i on"0 Same is true for *i #hen M = 0 4ddition happens #hen M = 7i, *i to Lor gates L(, L6

G%

S0 = 0, L passes 4 S0 = , L passes 4

A,

A-

4rithmeti, Mode:
G, 5i

O( 3i7(

)r gate inputs are 4i *i and 7i (4i .or *i) Fogi, Mode: *as,aded L)Rs form output from 4i and 7i

C Eates (but 6 are L)R)

$2 C
S3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Sele12i/$ S2 S1 S0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 1 1 1 0 0 1 0 1 1 1 0 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 1 1 1 0 0 1 0 1 1 1 0 1 1 1

Arit metic Cogic 0nit Hesign !!F 4FI


*=1 )/0i1 -u$12i/$ - = $/2 A - = A $a$d B - = $/2 A! + B -=1 - = A $/r B - = $/2 B - = A 3$/r B - = A + $/2 B - = $/2 A! B - = A 3/r B -=B -=A+B -=0 - = A $/2 B! -=AB -=A * = 07 Ari28me2i1 -u$12i/$4 C$ = 0 C$ = 1 - = A mi$u4 1 -=A - = A B mi$u4 1 -=AB - = A $/2 B! mi$u4 1 - = A $/2 B! - = mi$u4 1 - = 6er/ - = A 5lu4 A + $/2 B! - = A 5lu4 A + $/2 B! 5lu4 1 - = A B 5lu4 A + $/2 B! - = A B 5lu4 A + $/2 B! 5lu4 1 - = A mi$u4 B mi$u4 1 - = A + $/2 B! 5lu4 1 - = A + $/2 B - = A mi$u4 B - = A 5lu4 A + B! - = A + $/2 B! 5lu4 1 - = A 5lu4 B - = A 5lu4 A + B! 5lu4 1 - = A $/2 B! 5lu4 A + B! - = A $/2 B! 5lu4 A + B! 5lu4 1 - = A + B! - = A + B! 5lu4 1 -=A - = A 5lu4 A 5lu4 1 - = A B 5lu4 A - = AB 5lu4 A 5lu4 1 -= A $/2 B! 5lu4 A - = A $/2 B! 5lu4 A 5lu4 1 -=A - = A 5lu4 1

$2 C

Arit metic Cogic 0nit !!F 4FI Hesign


Note that the sense of the ,arr0 in and out are )GG)S;!- from the input bits
(J %( %, % (? %* %% ( A, A% A( A* 1, 1% 1( 1*

181

5, 5% 5( 5*

(, (( (* J

> 3n ? M

A)1 (3n7- (= @ (> P (:

= (: % : (( ,

S, S% S( S* , - : =

P, P% P( P* @, @% @( @*

182
P @ > (*

3n7K J 3n7y (( 3n7x (%

(, 3n

Dortunate"0, ,arr0 "oo9ahead generator maintains the ,orre,t sense of the signa"s

Arit metic Cogic 0nit Hesign 5'bit 4FI #ith *arr0 Foo9ahead
(J A, %( A% 181 5, %, A( 5% % A* 5( (? 1, 5* %* 1% A)1 %% 1( 3n7( 1* @ > 3n P ?M S,S%S(S* , - : = (J %( %, % (? %* %% ( > ? A, A% A( A* 1, 1% 1( 1* 3n M (, (( (* J ((= (> (: 3(=

181

5, 5% 5( 5* A)1 3n7@ P

(, (( (* J ((= (> (:

S,S%S(S* , - : = (J A, %( A% %, A( % A* (? 1, %* 1% %% 1( ( 1* > 3n ?M

181

5, 5% 5( 5* A)1 3n7@ P

(, (( (* J ((= (> (:

182 = P, (: P% % P( P - P* @ : @, (- @% 3n7K ( @( 3n7y , @* 3n7x (, 3n

> (* J (( (%

S, S%S(S* , - : = (J %( %, % (? %* %% ( > ? A, A% A( A* 1, 1% 1( 1* 3n M

181

3*

5, 5% 5( 5* A)1 3n7@ P

(, (( (* J ((= (> (:

S,S%S(S* , - : =

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