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12:08 learn.bu.edu .ill AT&T ---Floating Point -- 1) From P&H 3.22, 3.23 2) In this problem, assume integers and floats are both 9 bits. The floating point representation consists of 1 sign bit 4 bits biased exponent, bias 7, E min = -6, E max 7 4 bits fraction Exponents with all 0's or all l's follow a convention analogous to the IEEE standard The rounding mode is IEEE nearest Give answers to the following problems in the floating point representation just presented. a) The smallest possible positive number b) The largest possible positive number (not infinity) c) The smallest number greater than 1 d) The largest number less than 1 e) Integer 001101010 f) Product of floating point numbers: 010100100 x 011110000 g) Product of floating point numbers: 010100100 x 001010001 h) Difference of floating point numbers: 010000011 -001110111 i Sum of floating point numbers: 010000000+ Part III Enrichment (if you have time) 12:08 learn.bu.edu .ill AT&T ---Floating Point -- 1) From P&H 3.22, 3.23 2) In this problem, assume integers and floats are both 9 bits. The floating point representation consists of 1 sign bit 4 bits biased exponent, bias 7, E min = -6, E max 7 4 bits fraction Exponents with all 0's or all l's follow a convention analogous to the IEEE standard The rounding mode is IEEE nearest Give answers to the following problems in the floating point representation just presented. a) The smallest possible positive number b) The largest possible positive number (not infinity) c) The smallest number greater than 1 d) The largest number less than 1 e) Integer 001101010 f) Product of floating point numbers: 010100100 x 011110000 g) Product of floating point numbers: 010100100 x 001010001 h) Difference of floating point numbers: 010000011 -001110111 i Sum of floating point numbers: 010000000+ Part III Enrichment (if you have time)