Ib. Floating point addition/subtraction Take the last 5 digits of your student number (example, A,A‚A¾A ,A, in 2021-A,A,A‚A‚A) and divide it by 4, taking note of the remainder. The value of the remainder will determine which set below is assigned to you. The given values below are written in 32-bit Single-precision Floating-point number representation (IEEE-754) in normalized form. Perform the floating-point operation assigned to you. Express the final answers in IEEE-754. Show your complete solution. Make sure to perform the arithmetic in binary (i.e. not in decimal, but you can do this to double-check your answer). Only solutions that show the binary arithmetic will be given full marks, (Please write down which set is assigned to you above your solution/answer) Given values: A: 11000000010110100101010000000000 B: 11000001110110111010000000000000 C: 01000001100111001000101010000000 D: 01000000010010011000100101000000 Set I (Remainder = 0): A + C Set III (Remainder = 2): B + C Set II (Remainder = 1): A+ D Set IV (Remainder = 3): B + D

Ib. Floating point addition/subtraction Take the last 5 digits of your student number (example, A,A‚A¾A ,A, in 2021-A,A,A‚A‚A) and divide it by 4, taking note of the remainder. The value of the remainder will determine which set below is assigned to you. The given values below are written in 32-bit Single-precision Floating-point number representation (IEEE-754) in normalized form. Perform the floating-point operation assigned to you. Express the final answers in IEEE-754. Show your complete solution. Make sure to perform the arithmetic in binary (i.e. not in decimal, but you can do this to double-check your answer). Only solutions that show the binary arithmetic will be given full marks, (Please write down which set is assigned to you above your solution/answer) Given values: A: 11000000010110100101010000000000 B: 11000001110110111010000000000000 C: 01000001100111001000101010000000 D: 01000000010010011000100101000000 Set I (Remainder = 0): A + C Set III (Remainder = 2): B + C Set II (Remainder = 1): A+ D Set IV (Remainder = 3): B + D

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

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