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1) (10 marlos) Reading four consecutive bytes of memory allotted to an int x variable, you read the following sequence of values (lowest address to

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1) (10 marlos) Reading four consecutive bytes of memory allotted to an int x variable, you read the following sequence of values (lowest address to highest) a) If this inte were read on a fittle-endian machine, the value would be Dx b) If this int were read on a big-endian machine, the value would be 0 c) Consider the following signed (two's complement format) \&-bit values. Express these values in decimal 091: 052: 077: 013 d) Caleulate the sum of 0E7,0F6. Assume the two values are signed 8-bit values. Give the sum in hexadecimal (also 8-bit). Sum=0x Is there a carry over? (yes'no): Is there an overflow? (yesino) Is the result correct? (yesino): Page 2 of 7

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