Question 2: Digital televisions these days can show videos in different resolutions as shown below. Three of these formats (shown in the figure below) are: 720p that has 720 horizontal lines, each line containing 1280 pixels 1080p that has 1080 horizontal lines, each line containing 1920 pixels 2160p that has 2160 horizontal lines, each line containing 3840 pixels 840 px 1920 px 1280 px HD Ready (720p) HD (1080p) UHD (2160p) If each pixel on your television is capable of displaying 16,777,216 colors (also known as True Color in Television terminology), and your television has a refresh rate of 120 Hz. 1. How many bits are required for each pixel so that these colors can be displayed? 2. How many total bits are required for each image shown at a resolution of: (a) 720p, (b) 1080p, and (c) 2160p? How many total bits are required for showing a 1 second video at the resolution of: (a) 720p, (b) 1080p, and (c) 2160p? 3