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Floating point numbers in a computer are represented using a 10-bit mantissa (including a sign bit) a 7-bit exponent (including a sign bit). What is the approximate value of the maximum number, which can be represented? Assume that the mantissa is stored in the normalized form, that is, without leading zeroes.
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