iv. A computer stores floating-point number is 10-bit binary format. First bit indicates the sigr of the number, second bit indicates the sign of the exponent, next four bit indicates the exponent, and the last four bit indicates magnitude of mantissa. Verify that the magnitude of the relative true erro that results from approximate representation of "0.212890625" the 10-bit format is less than the machine epsilon.

iv. A computer stores floating-point number is 10-bit binary format. First bit indicates the sigr of the number, second bit indicates the sign of the exponent, next four bit indicates the exponent, and the last four bit indicates magnitude of mantissa. Verify that the magnitude of the relative true erro that results from approximate representation of "0.212890625" the 10-bit format is less than the machine epsilon.

Database System Concepts

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Chapter1: Introduction

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