Please use logisim evaluation tool to design these circuits.

Arithmetic Shift Left Design a circuit (called ASL) that takes a 4-bit input (A3-A0, where AO is the least significant bit) and produces a 4-bit output (B3-BO, where BO is the least significant bit), such that each bit of the input is shifted to the left by one place. The left-most bit is discarded, and the new right-most bit will be zero (O). Note: You should be able to design this circuit directly by drawing it. There should be no need for truth tables, though you can do it that way if you prefer. Arithmetic Shift Right Design a circuit (called ASR) that takes a 4-bit input (A3-AO, where AO is the least significant bit) and produces a 4-bit output (B3-BO, where BO is the least significant bit), such that each bit of the input is shifted to the right by one place. The right-most bit is discarded, and the new left-most bit will be a copy of the old left-most bit. Note: You should be able to design this circuit directly by drawing it. There should be no need for truth tables, though you can do it that way if you prefer