Using 10 bits to represent the mantissa (sing/magnitude) and 6 bits the exponent
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Using 10 bits to represent the mantissa (sing/magnitude) and 6 bits the exponent (also sign/magnitude), show the internal representation of the following two value. +0.25 -32 1/6 = -100000.0001 Explain exactly what happens when you perform addition on the following two sign/magnitude integer values 00111 (+7) 01110 (+14) The name of the circuit construction algorithm in this section is _______________. How many binary digits would it take to represent the following phrase, in ASCII code? In 16-bit UNICODE? (Do not include the "" marks) To build a compare-for-equality circuit that takes two 8-bit binary numbers as circuit would need to include how many one-bit CE circuits? 1 4 8Explanation / Answer
a.0.25
Binary: Status: normal
Bit 31
Sign Bit
0
0: +
1: -
Bits 30 - 23
Exponent Field
01111101
Decimal value of exponent field and exponent
125
- 127 =
-2
Bits 22 - 0
Significand
1 .00000000000000000000000
Decimal value of the significand
1.0000000
Hexadecimal:
3E800000
Decimal:
2.5000000e-1
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