(a) Find the gray code for a BCD number: 100101100010. (b) The real number -121.34375 is...
(a) Find the gray code for a BCD number: 100101100010.
(b) The real number -121.34375 is to be converted to 32-bit floating point format, with a bias of 127 for the biased exponent.
(i) Determine S, biased exponent, mantissa for the floating point representation.
(ii) Write the floating point number in hexadecimal format.
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