Consider the following IP forwarding table that uses CIDR. IP address bytes are in hexadecimal here, so each hex digit corresponds to four address bits. This makes prefixes such as /12 and /20 align with hex-digit boundaries. As a reminder of the hexadecimal numbering, : is used as the separator rather than .

destination	next_hop
81:30:0:0/12	A
81:3c:0:0/16	B
81:3c:50:0/20	C
81:40:0:0/12	D
81:44:0:0/14	E

For each of the following IP addresses, give the next_hop for each entry in the table above that it matches. If there are multiple matches, use the longest-match rule to identify where the packet would be forwarded.

(i) 81:3b:15:49

(ii) 81:3c:56:14

(iii) 81:3c:85:2e

(iv) 81:4a:35:29

(v) 81:47:21:97

(vi) 81:43:01:c0