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Using C programming Iconvert IEEE 754 single precision floating point numbers to their base-10 equivalents using * use the technique below to extract the exponent, fraction and mantisa #include #include #include int main() int bit = 0011001000011000100010000000000000; int mask - OxFF; mask-mask > 23; printf ("exponent is: $d ", exponent); return 0; next implement (-1)(1 + Fraction) 2erp-127 ** refer to --> How to convert a single-precision binary float to decimal (educative.io) last, print base 10 representation output should be: binary rep: 11001000011000100010000000000000 sign: 1 exponent: 144 mantisa: 1.76660 base 10 rep: -2315520 Using C programming Iconvert IEEE 754 single precision floating point numbers to their base-10 equivalents using * use the technique below to extract the exponent, fraction and mantisa #include #include #include int main() int bit = 0011001000011000100010000000000000; int mask - OxFF; mask-mask > 23; printf ("exponent is: $d ", exponent); return 0; next implement (-1)(1 + Fraction) 2erp-127 ** refer to --> How to convert a single-precision binary float to decimal (educative.io) last, print base 10 representation output should be: binary rep: 11001000011000100010000000000000 sign: 1 exponent: 144 mantisa: 1.76660 base 10 rep: -2315520