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A computer uses 8 bit mantissa and 2-digit exponent

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A computer uses 8 bit mantissa and 2-digit exponent , If a =0.052 and b =28E+11 then b+a-b will

a)be 0              b)be 5.28E+11

c)Result in  an overflow error d)Result in  an underflow error
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