<prompt> Eketsa 2 5 ho sebelisa tsamaiso ea binary.nan  <response>: Instruction in English: Add 2 5 using the binary system. . Response in English: Lets break this down step by step. First, we need to convert 2 and 5 into their binary equivalents. The binary system is a base-2 system, using only the digits 0 and 1. In binary: 2 is represented as 10 5 is represented as 101Next, we can line them up, just as we would when adding numbers in the base-10 system. 10 101 ___Starting from the rightmost column, we add the numbers: 0 1 1So, we write down a 1. 10 101 ___1 Moving to the next column, we have: 1 0 1 So, we write down another 1. 10 101 ___11Theres one more column to add. 1 0 1So, we write down another 1. 10 101 __111 There are no more columns to add, so we are done. We have found that 2 5 is equal to 111 in binary, which is 7 in the base-10 system. . Response in Sesotho: Ha re aroleng taba ena mohato ka mohato. Taba ea pele, re hloka ho fetolela 2 le 5 hore e be li-binary equivalents. The binary system is a base-2 system, e sebelisa feela linomoro 0 le 1. Ho binary: 2 e emetsoe e le 10 5 e emetsoe e le 101 Ka mora moo, re ka ba thathamisa, feela joalokaha re ne re tla etsa ha re kenya linomoro motheong- 10 tsamaiso. 10 101 ___ Ho qala ka kholomong e ka ho le letona, re eketsa lipalo: 0 1 1 Kahoo, re ngola 1. 10 101 ___1 Ho ea kholomong e latelang, re na le: 1 0 1 Kahoo, re ngola ho theosa e ngoe 1. 10 101 ___11 Ho na le kholomo e le ngoe eo u lokelang ho e eketsa. 1 0 1 Kahoo, re ngola e ngoe 1. 10 101 __111 Ha ho na litšiea tse ling tse ka kenyelletsoang, kahoo re qetile. Re fumane hore 2 5 e lekana le 111 ho binary, e leng 7 tsamaisong ea base-10. 