Question: Consider a computer that uses 8 bits to represent floating-point numbers, 1 bit for the sign s, 3 bits for the exponent c (c

Consider a computer that uses 8 bits to represent floating-point numbers, 1 

Consider a computer that uses 8 bits to represent floating-point numbers, 1 bit for the sign s, 3 bits for the exponent c (c =e +3), and 4 bits for fractional part f. In terms of s, e, and f, the base 10 numbers are given by x = (-1)' 2 (1+ f), c is non-negative, and 0 f

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