Programmers often use C bitwise logical operators such as &, |, and ^, to manipulate which bit positions are set to '1' (or to '0'). This is often referred to as "masking", where a constant is used to force certain values or protect certain fields (i.e., groups of bits) within a word. Write the result for each of the following equations, assuming x is set to 0xC0301005:

x & 0x01010101;

x | 0x11001100;

x ^ ~x.