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1.	In single-precision, double-precision and extended-precision representation of floatingpoint numbers, as defined by ANSI/IEEE standard 754-1985, the no.of bits used are____ respectively.
A.	32,64 and 80
B.	32,64 and 128
C.	16,32 and 64
D.	16,32 and 80
Answer» B. 32,64 and 128

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