In each of the following you are given a bit sequencecorresponding to the IEEE single precisionrepresentation of a floating-point number. In eachcase determine the base 2 floating-point representationof the number and also the base 10 decimalrepresentation of the number: 10111100010110000000000000000000

In each of the following you are given a bit sequencecorresponding to the IEEE single precisionrepresentation of a floating-point number. In eachcase determine the base 2 floating-point representationof the number and also the base 10 decimalrepresentation of the number: 10111100010110000000000000000000

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Chapter3: Data Representation

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