1. Floating Point Numbers a. Show the difference between IEEE 16, 32, 64, 128-bit floating-point numbers. b. Express the following numbers in hexadecimal IEEE 32-bit floating-point format.  i. 320 ii. -62

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1. Floating Point Numbers
a. Show the difference between IEEE 16, 32, 64, 128-bit floating-point numbers.
b. Express the following numbers in hexadecimal IEEE 32-bit floating-point
format. 
i. 320
ii. -62
2. Design a circuit that implements function p below using AND, OR, and NOT gates.DO NOT change the form of the equation. 
?(?0, ?1, ?2, ) = {?2(?0?1 + ?̅0?̅1)}. (?̅2 + ?̅1)
4. Show how the unsigned serial multiplication method would compute M × Q where M = 10110and Q = 01101. M and Q are unsigned numbers. For each step, describe in words what is happening (shift left, shift right, add/subtract M or Q into product, set a bit, etc.), and show
the product (or partial product) for that step. (Note: Q is the multiplier and M is themultiplicand.)

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