$6.$ Consider the number $-57\mathrm{.}125$a$.$ Write the number in the form $\backslash$pm $1.$a x $2\backslash$pm b$.($For example, the number $6$ can bewritten as $+1\mathrm{.}10$ x $2+2.)$b$.$ Write out the number in $32-$bit $($single precision$)$ IEEE floating point format. Theold textbook chapter in Canvas may be helpful if you need a review. I put in blanks so you can space out the sign, exponent, and mantissa.