2. Construct a table similar to the one above with m=5 bits. Assuming 3 bits are used for representing the fractional part, convert each binary sequence to its decimal equivalent. a. What is the smallest increment between any two decimal numbers on the list? b. Consider any number 'z' on your list and find the binary sequence for '2z'. Verify the left and right shift properties discussed above

2. Construct a table similar to the one above with m=5 bits. Assuming 3 bits are used for representing the fractional part, convert each binary sequence to its decimal equivalent. a. What is the smallest increment between any two decimal numbers on the list? b. Consider any number 'z' on your list and find the binary sequence for '2z'. Verify the left and right shift properties discussed above

Systems Architecture

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ISBN:9781305080195

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Publisher:Stephen D. Burd

Chapter8: Data And Network Communication Technology

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