#7: Using the ASCII code set given in Figure 4.3, show the binary and hexadecimal representations for ... a. The character string "$29.00" without the quotes. b. Your name. Be sure to use standard capitalization, and don't forget to show the ASCII representation of the spaces between your first and last names. Note that I've put a space between the leftmost 4 bits and the rightmost 4 bits to improve readability. Please do the same in your answer. Example: Pat Smith Letters Hexadecimal Binary 0101 0000 0110 0001 0111 0100 0010 0000 0101 0011 0110 1101 0110 1001 0111 0100 0110 1000 Note: The book shows the binary and decimal integer equivalents. This question asks for the binary and hexadecimal equivalents. You might want consult www.asciitable.com, www.ascii-code.com, or a similar site. #8: a. How many bytes does it take to store an uncompressed laptop-screen-sized 1366x768 "true-color" color image? b. How many bytes does it take to store an uncompressed HD-sized 1920x1080 "true-color" color image