1. Assume you have a byte-addressable machine that uses 32-bit word (integers are 32-bit) and you are storing the following information: the string Inventory followed by a value (569)10 followed by another string Price followed by a value (49.75)10. Also, assume that floating point numbers are stored as single-precision IEEE 754 with 127 excess. a) Show (as hex numbers with word boundary) how this is stored on a big-endian machine. b) Show (as hex numbers with word boundary) how this is stored on a little-endian machine. 2. Manually convert the following numbers: 1) (569)10 to a base 7 number, ii) (3412)s to decimal number, and il) decimal 3,764,875,586 into its equivalent 256 base number in dotted decimal notation. (be sure to show your work)