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$1$’s complement representation of decimal number of -$17$ by using $8$ bit representation is:

  1. $1110 \ 1110$
  2. $1101 \ 1101$
  3. $1100 \ 1100$
  4. $0001 \ 0001$
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$(17)_{10}=(0001\:0001)_{2}$

$1's$ Complement of $(+17)$ is $(-17)$.

$(-17)_{10}=(1110\:1110)_{2}$

So,the correct answer is $(A)$.
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