Question: Suppose the computer support the IEEE 745 single precision float format, in which there are: 1 sign bit (1 bit) biased exponent (8 bits) normalized
Suppose the computer support the IEEE 745 single precision float format, in which there are:
1 sign bit (1 bit)
"biased" exponent (8 bits)
"normalized" mantissa (23 bits)
Note: decimal value of floating point = (-1)sx (1.m) x 2(e-bias) where bias = 127
Given a decimal floating point 24.875, please determine the binary numbers of this floating-point number that will be stored in the memory of the computer
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