-76.0205078125 in simple binary =>
1001100.0000010101
so, -76.0205078125 in normal binary is 1001100.0000010101 =>
1.0011000000010101 * 2^6
single precision:
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sign bit is 1(-ve)
exp bits are (127+6=133) => 10000101
frac bits are 00110000000101010000000
so, -76.0205078125 in single-precision format is 1
10000101 00110000000101010000000
in hexadecimal it is 0xC2980A80
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