8.) The Digilent procedure ACL, ReadGValues) reads the raw 12 bit acceleration values for the x, y, and z axes and then converts them into the actual acceleration in g forces. Describe how the 12 bit raw value for each axis is stored from most significant bit (XD11) to least significant bit (XDO) and how the data is padded. Copy the ACL ConvertRawToValueG) function below. The variable usReading is defined as an unsigned short. How many bits are in an unsigned short and what is the range of values that it can take on? Explain what the following line of code within this function does: unsigned short uaReading." (((unsigned ahortSgBawalaldi) > 4); There are 16 bits usually in an unsigned short int and the range of values it can take on are from 0 to 65,535. The 12 bit raw value for each axis is stored from most significant bit(XD11) to least significant bit(XDO) and data padded by