Part 2: Sequential Multiplier 1. You are asked to multiply two binary numbers using the sequential multiplier discussed in the class. These two binary numbers are 1101, and 10001. a. Show your work for multiplication, step by step. b. How many bits do you need to store the result?

Part 2: Sequential Multiplier 1. You are asked to multiply two binary numbers using the sequential multiplier discussed in the class. These two binary numbers are 1101, and 10001. a. Show your work for multiplication, step by step. b. How many bits do you need to store the result?

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