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Assume that we are storing real numbers in 19 bits, using one sign brt, a 6 bit exponent, and a 12 bit fraction. What is the machine epsilon, 8? Answer Check
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The machine epsilon is
εmach = 2−(number of bits for mantissa) .

Mantissa is the positive number or fraction coming after the decimal point. For a real number all are positive numbers.

Hence considering the above mentioned points, machine epsilon is given by,

εmach = 2−12 , where 12 is the number of bits provide for fraction.

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