Multiplication using FIXED POINT REPRESENTATION and EXPLAIN IFITS OVERFLOW AND WHY AND FIX IT !1) 0.13 x 10^20.23 x 10^32) 01.3 x 10^20.23 x 10^33) 013.00 x 10^20.23 x 10^3Division using FIXED POINT REPRESENTATION and EXPLAIN IF ITSOVERFLOW AND WHY AND FIX IT !1) 0.23 x 10^3/ 0.13 x 10^22) 0.23 x 10^3 / 01.3 x 10^23) 0.23 x 10^3 / 013.00 x 10^2

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Multiplication using FIXED POINT REPRESENTATION and EXPLAIN IF ITS OVERFLOW AND WHY AND FIX IT ! 1) 0.13 x 10^2 0.23 x 10^3 2) 01.3 x 10^2 0.23 x 10^3 3) 013.00 x 10^2 0.23 x 10^3

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