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hi having talked about how we can go from decimal into twoamp;#39;s complement floating point in the previous video letamp;#39;s go through a few more examples where perhaps you want to now pause and have a go at this yourself before checking the answers either in the description or just by continuing to watch so bear in mind there are a few ways to get to the answers here i may do it a different way so itamp;#39;s okay if you have a different method and bear in mind the third question here is a little bit trickier because we need to know a little bit about normalization so that may be a bit harder but have a go well my first step is to go into fixed point which 454 is not needed at all because 54 is not a decimal therefore i can just convert this into binary as normal i think people donamp;#39;t always realize that actually this does work still with normal numbers so i say normal numbers with integer numbers like this so donamp;#39;t get thrown if you see an integer instead of a
