1. Convert the following decimal numbers into their IEEE-754 single-precision (32-bit) representations. Give your answers in hexadecimal form. All intermediate steps must be clearly shown. A single result will not receive marks a. 655.34375 b. -1.875 c. 0.734375

1. Convert the following decimal numbers into their IEEE-754 single-precision (32-bit) representations. Give your answers in hexadecimal form. All intermediate steps must be clearly shown. A single result will not receive marks a. 655.34375 b. -1.875 c. 0.734375

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1. Convert the following decimal numbers into their IEEE-754 single-precision (32-bit)
representations. Give your answers in hexadecimal form. All intermediate steps must be
clearly shown. A single result will not receive marks
a. 655.34375
b. -1.875
c. 0.734375

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