6) Express 15.3 using: (a) The 16 bit IEEE standard; (b) 32 bit IEEE standard. Specifically, find the sign bit, exponents bits, and fractional bits. I will save you a little work here: (15.3) 10 = (1111.01001)2

6) Express 15.3 using: (a) The 16 bit IEEE standard; (b) 32 bit IEEE standard. Specifically, find the sign bit, exponents bits, and fractional bits. I will save you a little work here: (15.3) 10 = (1111.01001)2

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Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

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