Problem 1: Small Plates: Bit Strings and Binary Math In this section, we will explore several ways of interpreting binary strings comprising 8 bits with the expec- tation that you will be able to do so later for patterns of arbitrary length. Print True or False as appropriate. Please do not use just a letter because gradescope can't always differentiate between the two and it makes more work for us all. Be a tad careful, as some are easy, and some are tricky. ----1.1 The 8-bit string 1011 1000 is equivalent to the 2 character hexadecimal string Ox C8, and corresponds to the the base 10 number 18410 when evaluated as an unsigned binary number. -----------1.2 The the 8-bit 2's complement number 1011 1000 is equivalent to the decimal number 4810- ------1.3 The the negative base 10 integer, -2610 has the value of the hexadecimal number 0xFA when the equivalent bit string is interpreted as a 2's complement number