SOMEONE ELSE .......Your task is to implement ARM Assembly functions using the REV and RBIT instructions. Your solutions should execute as fast as possible, so implementing them with loops is not acceptable. Instead, you need to find the shortest possible straight-line sequence of instructions that will do the reversal. Hint: You may find the .rept directive to be useful. Create an assembly language file containing three functions. The first is used for run-time performance comparisons and is to be implemented exactly as shown below: \texttt{CallReturnOverhead: BX LR} You are to code the other two without using the RBIT, REV, REV16 or REVSH instructions: \texttt{uint32\_t ReverseBits(uint32\_t word) ;} Returns a result that corresponds to reversing the order of all the bits in its input. \texttt{uint32\_t ReverseBytes(uint32\_t word) ;} Returns a result that corresponds to reversing the order of all the bytes in its input.6:27 PMSuppose that someone gave you a list of numbers in a MATLAB array, say y. These numbers correspond to a quantized version of x. Based upon x and y, how would you estimate the number of bits of resolution of the analog-to-digital converter (using MATLAB commands)? Hint: Subtract x from y, then find the minimal step difference. please write clearly and explain