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Calculate the product of -8.0546875 * 10^0 and -1.799311640625 * 10^-1 by hand, assuming A and...

Calculate the product of -8.0546875 * 10^0 and -1.799311640625 * 10^-1 by hand, assuming A and B are in 16-bit half precision format describe in exercise 3. 27. Assume 1 guard ,1round bit, and sticky bit, and round to the nearest even. Show all the steps;

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