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A. IEEE Floating Point Standard As with integers, we begin with training. The next set of questions assume we have declared the following Java variables: float f; double g; For each row, assuming we set the Java variable to the corresponding value, provide the variable's binary representation using the IEEE floating point standard. Please provide final answers below, and show/submit all work on an attached sheet. IEEE Floating Point Standard Statement f = -0.625 f = 1.0 g = 71.6875 g = -122.75 B. Precision and Range Interestingly some numbers can be perfectly represented in Base 10, but not in Base 2. An example is one-tenth (in Base 10, this is 0.1; in Base 2 this is a repeating decimal. Feel free to try!) Suppose we set both f and g to one-tenth using the statements below. f = 0.1; g = 0.1; Answer the following questions. For each, mark the best answer. Which will be closer to the actual value of one-tenth? f g Which can hold higher values? f g Which takes more memory? f g When using real values I should always use type double, to be safe. True False