Show how the decimal floating point number -76.310 is stored in the computer's storage using IEEE754 32-bit single precision format. Assume "0" represents positive sign and "1" represents negative sign. Show your conversion steps clearly.

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Show how the decimal floating point number -76.310 is stored in the computer's storage using
IEEE754 32-bit single precision format. Assume "0" represents positive sign and "1" represents
negative sign. Show your conversion steps clearly.
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