Problem 5 (10 points) Assume you have a 16 bit machine with 65536 bytes of memory. Both ints and memory addresses are 2 bytes (16 bits) long. Assume that variables are placed in memory contiguously in starting at memory address 0x430. Given these assumptions, give the output of the following code, assuming that the %p format specifier prints out a memory address in hexadecimal int x 6; int* px-6x; int y 18; int* py &; printf("starting x 96d, y printf("a) %p ", px); printf("b) %p ", py); px py; printf("c) %d ", *px); printf("d) %p , px); printf("e) %p ", &px); px 17 y- 13 printf("f) %d ", *px); printf("g) %d ", *py); printf(" h) %d ", x); printf(" i) %d ", y); %d ", , y)