8 - Question 3) (8 Points) We are given an unsigned integer number represented by 16 bits. This number can be kept in a variable defined in Clanguage as "uint16_t". Let's represent this variable as "uint16_t x;" in our C code. PLEASE READ BEFORE ANSWERING THE QUESTION! 1. Your answers must be compatible with mbed simulator "even if you cannot use it. Other solutions will not be graded. 2. Answer the questions to their designated places. Only the code lines written to the designated answer section will be graded. Extra code lines added to a section will result in "zero" points for that section. a. (3 points) keep the least significant 8 bits of this number in an unsigned character variable "x_low". 9. Question 3) (8 Points) We are given an unsigned integer number represented by 16 bits. This number can be kept in a variable defined in Clanguage as "uint16_t". Let's represent this variable as "uint16_t x;" in our C code. PLEASE READ BEFORE ANSWERING THE QUESTION! 1. Your answers must be compatible with mbed simulator "even if you cannot use it. Other solutions will not be graded. 2. Answer the questions to their designated places. Only the code lines written to the designated answer section will be graded. Extra code lines added to a section will result in "zero" points for that section. b. (3 points) keep the most significant 8 bits of this number in an unsigned character variable "x_high". 10 - Question 3) (8 Points) We are given an unsigned integer number represented by 16 bits. This number can be kept in a variable defined in Clanguage as "uint16_t". Let's represent this variable as "uint16_t x;" in our C code. PLEASE READ BEFORE ANSWERING THE QUESTION! 1. Your answers must be compatible with mbed simulator "even if you cannot use it. Other solutions will not be graded. 2. Answer the questions to their designated places. Only the code lines written to the designated answer section will be graded. Extra code lines added to a section will result in "zero" points for that section. C. (2 points) form a new unsigned integer 16-bit variable in C language called "x_swap". This variable will keep the swapped version of the variable "x" such that the least significant 8 bits of the variable x will become the most significant 8 bits of the variable "x_swap". Also, the most significant 8 bits of the variable x will become the least significant 8 bits of the variable"x_swap". 8 - Question 3) (8 Points) We are given an unsigned integer number represented by 16 bits. This number can be kept in a variable defined in Clanguage as "uint16_t". Let's represent this variable as "uint16_t x;" in our C code. PLEASE READ BEFORE ANSWERING THE QUESTION! 1. Your answers must be compatible with mbed simulator "even if you cannot use it. Other solutions will not be graded. 2. Answer the questions to their designated places. Only the code lines written to the designated answer section will be graded. Extra code lines added to a section will result in "zero" points for that section. a. (3 points) keep the least significant 8 bits of this number in an unsigned character variable "x_low". 9. Question 3) (8 Points) We are given an unsigned integer number represented by 16 bits. This number can be kept in a variable defined in Clanguage as "uint16_t". Let's represent this variable as "uint16_t x;" in our C code. PLEASE READ BEFORE ANSWERING THE QUESTION! 1. Your answers must be compatible with mbed simulator "even if you cannot use it. Other solutions will not be graded. 2. Answer the questions to their designated places. Only the code lines written to the designated answer section will be graded. Extra code lines added to a section will result in "zero" points for that section. b. (3 points) keep the most significant 8 bits of this number in an unsigned character variable "x_high". 10 - Question 3) (8 Points) We are given an unsigned integer number represented by 16 bits. This number can be kept in a variable defined in Clanguage as "uint16_t". Let's represent this variable as "uint16_t x;" in our C code. PLEASE READ BEFORE ANSWERING THE QUESTION! 1. Your answers must be compatible with mbed simulator "even if you cannot use it. Other solutions will not be graded. 2. Answer the questions to their designated places. Only the code lines written to the designated answer section will be graded. Extra code lines added to a section will result in "zero" points for that section. C. (2 points) form a new unsigned integer 16-bit variable in C language called "x_swap". This variable will keep the swapped version of the variable "x" such that the least significant 8 bits of the variable x will become the most significant 8 bits of the variable "x_swap". Also, the most significant 8 bits of the variable x will become the least significant 8 bits of the variable"x_swap