Show your work. Express the operands in IEEE single precision number format and perform each operation...
Show your work. Express the operands in IEEE single precision number format and
perform each operation below. Store the final result of each operation back in IEEE single
precision number format.
a.1290.25 + 87.125
b. 96.50 - 31.25
Please answer both
Homework Answers
a.
1290.25 = 1.260009765625 * 2^(10)
87.125 = 1.361328125 * 2^(6)
1290.25 + 87.125 = 1377.375
1377.375 = 1.3450927734375 * 2^(10)
b.
96.50 = 1.5078125 * 2^(6)
31.25 = 1.953125 * 2^(4)
96.50 - 31.25 = 65.25
65.25 = 1.01953125 * 2^(6)
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