Problem 2 (6 pts) The following are IEEE floating-point formats. single: 8 bits double: 11 bits Exponent single: 23 bits double: 52 bits Fraction (a) What is the actual exponent represented by a single precision floating point number (b) Match the Floating Point components (right side: A, B, and C) to the bit index (left side) for a double precision number. (1 pt) Bit [63] Bit [62-52] A. Fraction B. Sign bit C. Exponent Bit [52-00] (c) Represent -76.75 with a single precision floating point representation. (4 pts) Exponent Fraction