What is the signed decimal equivalent of the following signed-magnitude binary value? 11101010.1001 What is the...

What is the signed decimal equivalent of the following signed-magnitude binary value?

11101010.1001

What is the binary equivalent (in two's complement binary representation) of the following signed decimal value? Represent the integer part of the binary value in 8 bits.

-58.1875

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