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Hey everyone, in this video weamp;#39;re gonna learn how to convert a decimal number to IEEE-754 single precision format, which means that weamp;#39;re going to take a decimal number like 45.45 (that has a decimal point) and convert it to a representation that uses 32-bitshence the amp;quot;singleamp;quot; in amp;quot;single precisionamp;quot;. If you are taking comp org in Fall of 2015 you may recognize this problem because itamp;#39;s #2 on Homework 5 so letamp;#39;s go ahead and get started. The first thing weamp;#39;re gonna do is we have to convert the left-hand side of our decimal point to binaryso thatamp;#39;s 45. Sso letamp;#39;s go ahead and do that. This is pretty standard procedure, you know, youamp;#39;ve done this tons of times from I think it was homework one, but yeah letamp;#39;s go and get started so 45 can be represented as 22 times 2 plus 1, and then 22 can be represented as 11 times 2 plus 0. 11 can be represented as 5 ti