Suppose a computer design has -bit integers. what happens when overflow occurs?

When a computer designed has a bit-integers so the overflow occurred when magnitude of number exceeding and the results of the arithmetic operation are exceeding the maximum size of the type of an integer like the addition and the multiplication, which are used to stored in it. The two similar signed number sum are varying with the exceeding range of bit then, it increases the possibility of the overflow.

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the answer is d.

by: nicholas dooley