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IEEE-754 Single Precision floating point

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consider the IEEE-754 single precision floating point number p=0*C1800000 and Q=0*3F5C2EF4  which one of the following corresponds to the product of these numbers (p*q) represented in the IEEE 754 SINGLE PRECISION FORMAT

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