Using a hypothetical binary system with normalized floating point representation as studies in class that has the following bits: 1 bit for mantissa sign, 1 bit for exponent sign, 4 bits for exponent magnitude and 2 bits for mantissa magnitude. Then answer the following questions: (a) What is the smallest positive number that can be stored (b) What is the next positive number that can be stored (c) We wish to store the number 0.0682. Then what is the value that it takes if rounding is used.

Using a hypothetical binary system with normalized floating point representation as studies in class that has the following bits: 1 bit for mantissa sign, 1 bit for exponent sign, 4 bits for exponent magnitude and 2 bits for mantissa magnitude. Then answer the following questions: (a) What is the smallest positive number that can be stored (b) What is the next positive number that can be stored (c) We wish to store the number 0.0682. Then what is the value that it takes if rounding is used.

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