2. Say you're working in a floating point system with base () of 2, precision (p) of 3 and allowable exponents (e) from -1 to 1, as we discussed in class. There are only 25 numbers you can represent...

Extracted text: 2. Say you're working in a floating point system with base () of 2, precision (p) of 3 and allowable exponents (e) from -1 to 1, as we discussed in class. There are only 25 numbers you can represent in this system. What are they? Remember that every number in a floating point system can be represented as +...+ Where d, =1 and d;=the i digit out of p-1 digits that the computer uses to store the number.