Amachine stores a floating point number in a 9-bit word. the first bit is for the sign of the number, the next 4 bits are for the biased exponent, and the final 4 bits are for the mantissa. the number that (110010100)2 represents in the above given 9-bit format is (keep 4 decimal points.)

storage maybe?

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