We have an IEEE 754-style floating point representation with 5 exponent bits and 3 fraction bits. The bias = 15. Fill in the table below. All answers should be in decimal (Base-10). For M, use improper fractions (eg. if you get 1 and 5/8, M would be 13/8.) Pay close attention to what each part is asking. [f1] and [m1], for example, are just the numerators for a fraction over 8. binary fract = M = exp = E = 0 10011 110|| [f1]/8 [m1]/8 ||[ex1] [e1] 1 01011 011 [f2]/8 [m2]/8 [ex2] | [2] 0 00000 101 [f3]/8 [m3]/8 (ex3] [e3] First Row: (010011 110) [f1] = [m1] = [ex1] = [e1] = Second Row: (1 01011 011) [f2] = [m2] = [ex2] = [e2] = Third Row: ( 0 00000 101 ) [f3] = [m3] = [ex3] = [e3] =