IEEE FORMAT FLOATING POINT

Part d and e only please

Q1. Consider the fo lowing format for floating-point numbers. Assume that in this fom point numbers are represented using 13 bits where the scale factor has an implied base of 2 and a 1 to the left of the binary point. Answer the Marks, 35 Minutes): excess-15 exponent. The 7-bit mantissa is normalized as in the IEEE format, with an implied following showing all necessary steps (Total of 60 5 7 E' 10 a. What are the smallest and largest numbers that can be represented in this format? 10 b. How can we represent Exact Zero in the proposed format? 10 c. How can we repr sent Infiniti in the proposed format? 15 d. Represent the number-16.25 in this format. 15 e. Convert the number 0 110011 000111 to decimal