Given a 10-bit floating-point number with a 4-bit exponent field which follows IEEE floating point rules except for the above sizes: What is the hexadecimal representation of the bit-pattern representing minus infinity? Give the hexadecimal representation of the bit-pattern and the decimal value of the smallest positive number. Give the hexadecimal representation of the bit-pattern and the decimal value of the smallest positive normalized number.
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Given a 10-bit floating-point number with a 4-bit exponent field which follows IEEE floating point rules except for the above sizes:
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What is the hexadecimal representation of the bit-pattern representing minus infinity?
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Give the hexadecimal representation of the bit-pattern and the decimal value of the smallest positive number.
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Give the hexadecimal representation of the bit-pattern and the decimal value of the smallest positive normalized number.
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Give the hexadecimal representation of the bit-pattern and the decimal value for the most negative number which is not minus infinity.
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Give the smallest and largest ULP values possible in this representation.
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