(b) The following bytecode is generated by the Java compiler for the findRoots method: public int findRoots (double, double, double); Code: 0: dload_3 1: dload_3 2: dmul 3: ldc2_w #4 // double 4.0d 6: dload_1 7: dmul 8: dload 5 10: dmul 11: dsub 12: invoke static #6 // Method java/lang/Math.sqrt:DD 15: dstore 7 17: aload 0 18: dload_3 19: dneg 20: dload 7 22: dadd 23: ldc2_W #7 // double 2.0d 26: dload_1 27: dmul #2 // Field firstRoot:D 7 28: ddiv 29: putfield 32: aload_o 33: dload_3 34: dneg 35: dload 37: dsub 38: ldc2_w 41: dload_1 42: dmul 43: ddiv 44: putfield 47: iconst_0 48: ireturn #7 // double 2.0d #3 // Field secondRoot:D Complete the following table, which shows the mapping of Java source codes to the corresponding bytecode line numbers. Complete the following table, which shows the mapping of Java source codes to the corresponding bytecode line numbers. Bytecode Lines (Start - End] Java Source Code (b*b) (4 * a *c) sart = Math.sqrt((b* b)-(4 a* c)); (-b + sqrt) firstRoot = (-b + sart) / (2 * a): (-b - sqrt) secondRoot = (-b - sqrt) / (2 * a): return 0; Note: You don't need to write the bytecode, just mention the starting and ending line numbers in the table above. [8 marks]