Question 2 A new 16-bit standard for storing floating point numbers, called boatl, has become popular in the last couple of years for use in machine learning programs. It is a truncated form of single precision oating point (which uses 32 bits) but is different to half precision floating point (which also uses 16 bits). Please read the \\Vikipedia ar- ticle https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bf loat16_oating-point_format before at- tempting the questions below. The article is self contained, so it is not necessary to rst know the details of single precision floating point. For the questions below, show how you obtain your answer - do not use an on-line con- verterl (A) What is the value (expressed in decimal notation) of the number stored in bfloatl format as BADElB'? (B) What is the (very small) value of the number stored in bfloatl format as 800815? Express your answer in decimal scientific form with two decimal places. Careful! (C) In bfloatl format, the word 7FC016 does not store a number. Why not? (D) When one million is stored (approximately) in bfloatl format, what is the exact (decimal) value of the number stored? (E) The boat16 format is not recommended for storing integer values. What is the least to e N which cannot be stored exactly in bfloatl format