In MIPS, both integer and single-precision floating point numbers (float) are represented with 32-bit patterns (but different formats). Choose the correct statements below.

		In MIPS, there are more unique float numbers than the unique integers.
		The total number of unique integers in MIPS is 232.
		There could be more than one 32-bit pattern that represents the same integer.
		IEEE single precision format represents float numbers, while 2's complement represents integers.
		There could be more than one 32-bit pattern that represents the same float number.