If possible, can anyone solve these 4 questions for me. New to C programming, so I'm having a tough time solving these.

CSC-292 UNIX & C Programming HOMEWORK -C-string and Pointers What to turn in - this packet with all answers and 2-3 progroms in esc292 1. How many bytes are allocated? Is there anything wrong with this allocation? If so, how would you fix it? int* x = (int*) malloc(12); a) 12 bytes are allocated. The correct allocation should be... int* x - (int*) malloc(sizeof(12); 2. How many bytes are allocated? Is there anything wrong with this allocation? If so, how would you fix it? typedef st ruct chaz+ name; int age; float oving l Record; Record* me- (Record* ) malloc (sizeof ( Record*)); Look at the following complete C program. a) b) 3. What happens if the user types more than 5 numbers? Modify the code to use malloc/realloc to create an expanding array as necessary. Free the array only when you're done. /t pr pt the user for a series of ints. Print them out n reverse. */ # include # include int main0 int arr (SIZE: int temp int i 0; while (scanf ("d", terp) 0) +, itti / i now points past the last element. /t point to last printf"idin", arrli) retum 0: Type the program and correct it as stated in b). Save your program as question3FirstinitialLastName.c (this is the program 1 to be submitted to csc292) c)