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this video is part one in a three-part series on floating point binary in this video we provide an overview of the topic look at this 8-bit binary number line note how the place values double as we move right to left unlike unsigned binary with twoamp;#39;s complement the leftmost bit the most docHub bit always represents a negative number so the number six would be represented as zero zero zero zero zero one one zero thatamp;#39;s a one in the four column plus a one in the two column four plus two is six to store numbers with a fractional component such as six point five we extend the number line from left to right note how the place values now half as we move from left to right we place a binary point between the 1 and the half using this format 6.5 will be represented as 0 0 1 1 zero one zero zero so thatamp;#39;s a one in the four and two column four plus two is six plus a one and a half column for six point five the number three point seven would be represented as