$-$ One $(1)$ bit is used to express for the sign $($s$),-$ Three $(3)$ bits are used to express exp $($k $=3),-$ Two $(2)$ bits are used to represent frac $($n $=2),-$ in the following order: s exp frac. Give an example of a real number that would overflow if we were trying to represent it using this $6-$bit IEEE$-$like floating$-$point representation. Then try to convert this real number into a $6-$bit IEEE$-$like floating point number and clearly indicate why it overflows.