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Let n = 6 be the number of bits used to represent an integer. (a) (4pts)...

Let n = 6 be the number of bits used to represent an integer.
(a) (4pts) What is the range of integers that can be represented in

• UBI?

• 1CF?

• 2CF?

• SMF?

(b) (8pts) Make a table that lists all negative numbers in 1CF, 2CF and SMF

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