5. In the previous problem, we saw that each color can be represented using 24 bits of data. It's pretty easy to extend that idea to images. An image can be stored in a computer as a rectangular grid of pixels, each of which is assigned one color. You've probably heard the term "4K" before. A 4k image has a resolution of 3840 pixels (horizontally) by 2160 pixels (vertically). (a) (1 point) How many total pixels are there in a 4k image? (b) (1 point) Assuming that each pixel takes 24 bits to store its color information, how many bits does it take to store the colors for all the pixels in a 4k image (C) (1 point) Convert your previous answer into bytes. (By definition, 1 byte = 8 bits.) (d) (2 points) A video is simply a sequence of images (called frames) that are shown rapidly to produce the illusion of movement. In theory, how many bytes of data does it take to store a two-hour 4k movie at 24 frames per second? For full credit, show all your calculations for these questions