1. Suppose (27.625 base 10) is represented using IEEE754 Double Precision Floating Point Format. What is the Mantissa? Do not involve a space character when you type your answer. 2. Suppose (27.625 base 10) is represented using IEEE754 Double Precision Floating Point Format. What is the Exponent? Do not involve a space character when you type your answer. 3. Suppose (27.625 base 10) is represented using a 16-bit Floating Point Format where 1 bit is for the sign bit, 5 bits is for exponent and 10 bits is for mantissa. What is the mantissa? Do not involve a space character when you type your answer.

1. Suppose (27.625 base 10) is represented using IEEE754 Double Precision Floating Point Format. What is the Mantissa? Do not involve a space character when you type your answer. 2. Suppose (27.625 base 10) is represented using IEEE754 Double Precision Floating Point Format. What is the Exponent? Do not involve a space character when you type your answer. 3. Suppose (27.625 base 10) is represented using a 16-bit Floating Point Format where 1 bit is for the sign bit, 5 bits is for exponent and 10 bits is for mantissa. What is the mantissa? Do not involve a space character when you type your answer.

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