Recall, a floating point number is composed of a sign, mantissa and exponent portion Consider the following floating point number with a 4 bit mantissa and 3 bit (two's complement) exponent S m e 1 0100 110 What is it's corresponding value in decimal? • a) 0.0625 • b)-0.0625 c) 0.3125 . d)-0.3125

Recall, a floating point number is composed of a sign, mantissa and exponent portion Consider the following floating point number with a 4 bit mantissa and 3 bit (two's complement) exponent S m e 1 0100 110 What is it's corresponding value in decimal? • a) 0.0625 • b)-0.0625 c) 0.3125 . d)-0.3125

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