New Weird Computing Inc. (NWCI) has come up with a new computer that can address a maximum of 8388608 "wurds" of memory. While their computer still uses binary, being Weird, though, they define a "wurd" as being 10 bits and their CPUs use registers with 10- and 20-bit width. (a) How many address lines and how many data lines are required for the memory subsystem? Assume that we need to be able to address individual "wurds. (b) Explain briefly the difference between the data bus and the address bus (in general, but be brief; no more than 3 sentences). (c) What is the relationship between assembly language and machine language? Discuss briefly (no more than 3 sentences)