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1.40 Consider a 4-bit digital word b3b2b1b0 in a format called signed-magnitude, in which the most significant bit, b3, is interpreted as a sign bit—0 for positive and 1 for negative values. List the values that can be represented by this scheme. What is peculiar about the representation of zero? For a particular analog-to-digital converter (ADC), each change in b0 corresponds to a 0.5-V change in the analog input. What is the full range of the analog signal that can be represented? What signed-magnitude digital code results for an input of +2.5 V? For −3.0 V? For +2.7 V? For −2.8 V?