The binary string 11001111101001 is a floating-point number expressed using the 14-bit simple model given in your text. Wha is its decimal equivalent? Note: in the 14-bit simple model, the left-most bit the sign, followed by 5 bits for the exponent, followed by 8 bits for the mantissa (There are no implied bits). The exponent is in Excess 15 notation.

The binary string 11001111101001 is a floating-point number expressed using the 14-bit simple model given in your text. Wha is its decimal equivalent? Note: in the 14-bit simple model, the left-most bit the sign, followed by 5 bits for the exponent, followed by 8 bits for the mantissa (There are no implied bits). The exponent is in Excess 15 notation.

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