Consider the following three machine instructions, which appear in memory startingat the address 0x0000000080001270 Address (in hex) 0x0000000080001270 0x94000018 0x00000000800012D0 0x94000A53 0x00000000800012D4 0xD61F03CO Contents (in hex) Ox00000008001270 a. "Disassemble" the instructions, that is, give an assembly language program segment that would be translated into the given machine language. b. You may use numeric rather than symbolic register names. c. Handle branches and jumps specially; where you would normally have a label, provide instead a hexadecimal byte address. Consider the following three machine instructions, which appear in memory startingat the address 0x0000000080001270 Address (in hex) 0x0000000080001270 0x94000018 0x00000000800012D0 0x94000A53 0x00000000800012D4 0xD61F03CO Contents (in hex) Ox00000008001270 a. "Disassemble" the instructions, that is, give an assembly language program segment that would be translated into the given machine language. b. You may use numeric rather than symbolic register names. c. Handle branches and jumps specially; where you would normally have a label, provide instead a hexadecimal byte address