I need to know if my table is correct

Part 1: IP Subnetting To be functional on an IP network, a host requires a unique identifier known as an Internet Protocol (IP) address. These identifiers are assigned and used as blocks of consecutive IP addresses. While a network can be physically or logically divided into smaller subnets, an IP address block also needs to be divided into smaller blocks to accommodate the number of addresses required by a subnet. The first IP address of a subnet block represents the subnet itself. Routing devices use that address in their routing tables to reach the destination network. The last IP address of the block represents the broadcast address to which a packet can be sent to reach all hosts on the same subnet. The addresses between these two (i.e., the network address and the broadcast address) are the usable host addresses that can be assigned to hosts. You are given the IP address block 192.168.5.0/24 (network mask 255.255.255.0). /24 indicates that 24 of 32 bits are used for the network portion of an IP address and 8 of the 32 bits are used for the host portion. This block currently has 28=256 host addresses. 2 You are asked te divide this block of addresses into two equal-sized subnets. It requires one bit to be borrowed from the host portion. When the borrowed (subnet) bit is 0 , it represents the first subnet. When the borrowed (subnet) bit is 1 , it represents the second subnet. With the borrowed bit being added to the network portion, both subnets have a prefix /25 or network mask 255.255.255.128. Perform the subnetting operation and complete the table below. The first usable host address of the first subnet will be assigned to the Loopbackl interface of the SOHO Router. The first useable host address of the second subnet will be assigned to the Loopback2 interface of the sOHO Router. You are asked to divide this block of addresses into two equal-sized subnets. It requires one bit to be borrowed from the host portion. When the borrowed (subnet) bit is 0 , it represents the first subnet. When the borrowed (subnet) bit is 1 it represents the second subnet. With the borrowed bit being added to the network portion, both subnets have a prefix / 25 or network mask 255.255.255.128. Perform the subnetting operation and complete the table below. The first usable host address of the first subnet will be assigned to the Loopbackl interface of the SOHO Router. The first useable host address of the second subnet will be assigned to the Loopback2 interface of the SOHO Router. Action Item: Copy the subnetting table above to the course project PPT template for this module. Complete the table by filling in the cells marked with "Your Input". \begin{tabular}{|l|c|c|c|c|c|c|c|} \hline & Subnet ID & Network Mask (/prefix) & Network Mask (Dotted decimal) & Network Address & First Usable Host Address & Last Useable Host Address & Broadcast Address \\ \hline The First Subnet & 0 & 125 & 255.255.255.128 & 192.168.5.0 & 192.168.5.1 & 192.168.5.126 & 192.168.5.127 \\ \hline The Second Subnet & 1 & 255.255.2 55.128. & 255.255.255.128 & 192.168.5.12 & 192.168.5.129 & 192.168.5.254 & 192.168.5.255 \\ \hline \end{tabular}