Represent the decimal value -75.1125 in IEEE 754-1985 double precision. Show your final answer in hex.
Please don't just reply with the answer, I'd like to walk through each step so that I can see how it is done.
-75.1125 in simple binary => 1001011.00011100110011001 so, -75.1125 in normal binary is 1001011.00011100110011001 => 1.00101100011100110011001 * 2^6 single precision: -------------------- sign bit is 1(-ve) exp bits are (127+6=133) => 10000101 frac bits are 00101100011100110011001 so, -75.1125 in single-precision format is 1 10000101 00101100011100110011001 in hexadecimal it is 0xC2963999
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