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Instructions: As you know by now, your computer has limited storage and it uses binary language to store any value. Floating-point numbers/arithmetic, in general, are much more complicated then working with integer numbers/arithmetic. These types of numbers are stored differently and computed by a different unit in the CPU. The format that the machine uses is known as IEEE 754. Using this format, your machine can store any floating-point value with a small margin of error, due to the limited capacity to represent irrational numbers in memory. In this assignment you will be converting between different floating-point representation using the IEEE 754 format single precision (32-bit format). Note: You may get help from peers, but limited help only such as explaining the concepts. You CANNOT show them how to work out a problem from the homework.' Requirements: 1. You MUST show all your work to receive full credit. Problems: :II 1 1) Convert the following floating-point decimal to single precision IEEE 754 floating point format. iv 2) Convert the following single precision IEEE 754 floating point format to floating-point derimal