Discussion
A comparison between serial and parallel adder reveals that serial order
Answer: A
Correct answer: is slower
A serial adder handles one bit pair per clock, so an n-bit addition takes n clock periods. A parallel adder presents all bits at once and completes in a single propagation delay. The serial adder is simpler and smaller, which is the trade it makes.
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