I don't understand what this wants. I put in Op1-Op2 but don't know if that is correct

For answer 1, write the binary operation code (opcode) for the Java Byte Code instruction that multiplies two integers and stores the result. For example, the binary Java Byte Code instruction opcode to add two integers and store the result is 01100000" without the quotes. Do not insert any spaces in your answer. For answer 2, write the mnemonic for the Intel x86 instruction that has primary opcode 69base 16 which equals 01101001 in binary. Use http://ref.x86asm.net/coder64.html to help you answer the question. For example, the Intel x86 mnemonic for primary opcode 01base 16 which equals 00000001 in binary is "ADD" without the quotes For answer 3, write the binary opcode for the instruction with mnemonic ADD in the ARMv7 CPU's instruction set. For example, the ARM instruction with mnemonic CMP has binary opcode "1010" without the quotes. (Ref: Section 4.5 Data Processing in http://bear.ces.cwru.edu/eecs_382/ARM7-TDMI-manual-pt2.pdf) Do not insert any spaces in your answer ab Op1-Op2