Using C programming with full step answers. Lab 4 Q.1 MSB and LSB Description Lab4-1 MSB and

Using C programming with full step answers.

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Lab 4 Q.1 MSB and LSB Description Lab4-1 MSB and LSB The most significant bit (MSB) is the bit in a multiple-bit binary number with the largest value.Least-significant bit. In a binary number, the LSB is the least weighted bit in the number. For e ple, we can write a decimal number 10 as a binary number 1010. MSB of 10 is 3, while LSB of 10 is 1. In this problem, you are going to calculate the MSB and LSB of the absolute difference of two numbers, possibly in two different number systems. Deadline: 4 Oct, 2022 (Tue) Input First line, two positive integers. First one is the first number, second one is the number system of the first number. Second line, two positive integers. First one is the second number, second one is the number system of the second number. You can assume that (i) each input number is at most length 10, (ii)the number system ranges between 2 and 16 inclusively, and (iii) all input numbers are positive. Output First line contains an integer, MSB. Second line contains an integer, LSB. If two numbers are identical, output "NA\nNA". Sample Input 1 10 10 1010 2 Sample Input 2 100 8 100 7 Sample Output 1 NA NA Sample Output 2 3 0 Lab 4 Q.1 MSB and LSB Description Lab4-1 MSB and LSB The most significant bit (MSB) is the bit in a multiple-bit binary number with the largest value.Least-significant bit. In a binary number, the LSB is the least weighted bit in the number. For e ple, we can write a decimal number 10 as a binary number 1010. MSB of 10 is 3, while LSB of 10 is 1. In this problem, you are going to calculate the MSB and LSB of the absolute difference of two numbers, possibly in two different number systems. Deadline: 4 Oct, 2022 (Tue) Input First line, two positive integers. First one is the first number, second one is the number system of the first number. Second line, two positive integers. First one is the second number, second one is the number system of the second number. You can assume that (i) each input number is at most length 10, (ii)the number system ranges between 2 and 16 inclusively, and (iii) all input numbers are positive. Output First line contains an integer, MSB. Second line contains an integer, LSB. If two numbers are identical, output "NA\nNA". Sample Input 1 10 10 1010 2 Sample Input 2 100 8 100 7 Sample Output 1 NA NA Sample Output 2 3 0