& > logical right-shift (fill with O's on left) bitwise negation For example, "1>2" shifts the binary value 1111 two places to the right, resulting in binary 11 or 0x3. State your answers in both decimal and hexadecimal form, using only as many digits as needed (i.e., you don't need to pad the hex values with zeroes on the left). All expressions are of type int, and are thus 32 bits wide. a. 18 | 7 b. (6> 1) d. (63 45) >> 2 e. (65535