Q2. A memory has the following contents (in little-endian format) Variable Address Bytes Final Value of Byte 0x08000000 00 00 00 08 Ox08000004 04 00 00 08 0x08000008 fe ff ff ff A B D Ox0800000C ff ff ff ff E Ox08000010 F Ox08000014 00 00 00 00 01 00 00 00 02 03 04 05 33 35 31 00 G Ox08000018 Ox08000010 H Given the following declarations (assuming a 32-bit architecture): int *A, *B; float C; int D; float E; int F; float G; struct xform { int i[3]; float * factor1; Float * factor2; int color; }; struct xform *H; Fill in columns for the address (in hex) that is changed in each statement and the value (in hex) to which it is changed. NOTE: The statements are executed in sequence and changes made to memory apply in the following lines. C statements Address(hex) Value (hex) A = B + 1; C = (float) (*A + F); H = (xform *) &B; D = H->factor1 = &E + 2; (int) *((char *) (H->factor1)+2); H->i[(D >> 2)] = D + 3