For the following questions, use a 32-bit base 2 (IEEE 754-2008 Double Precision) floating-point format with 1 sign bit, 8 exponent bits, and 24 significand bits. The exponent field employs an excess...

Extracted text: For the following questions, use a 32-bit base 2 (IEEE 754-2008 Double Precision) floating-point format with 1 sign bit, 8 exponent bits, and 24 significand bits. The exponent field employs an excess 127 coding. Encode the following into 32-bit floating-point format: (show all work) Ob10.11011U (0b prefix = binary, U suffix = unsigned) 48.510 E3 Decode the following floating-point number into its decimal value: (show all work) 101111110 10101010000000000000000