QUESTION 3 3. Computers can only represent two values (0 or 1). If numbers are stored as 8-bit unsigned binary numbers, how can you write the numbers below? (Example: For 3, set the two rightmost bits to 1's, the rest O's. So number 3 in 8-bit unsigned binary will be 00000011. OOOOODII 3 128 27 64 26 32 25 16 24 8 23 4 22 2 21 1 20 (decimal value) A) The number 15 in binary is (one number per blank) B) The number 92 in binary is (one number per blank) 5 points Save Answer QUESTION 2 2. For the given input below, what will be the output of the computer program? Input: 5 10 Program: x = Get next input y = Get next input x = x + 3 z = x + y a = x + y *z Put"a is "to output Put a to output Output: (one word or number per blank) 5 points Save