Two problems with subproblems. Please do both, please

(1) Your answer should always start with "0x". (2) Your answer should contain all hex values. Note that each register can hold a 32-bit binary value. (3) Always use capital letters, e.g., use 0x000000EF, instead of 0x000000ef. For example, if your answer is 0x34AB, type in 0x000034AB as your answer. 1 point Assume RO = 0x20008000, what is the value of RO after the instruction "STR R1, [RO, 4]" completes? Your answer should be in hex, starting with Ox. Your answer should not have any leading or trailing space, such as: Ox12345678* Your answer 1 point Assume RO = 0x20008000, what is the value of RO after the instruction "STR R1, [RO, 4]!" completes? * Your answer 1 point Assume RO = 0x20008000, what is the value of RO after the instruction "STR R1, [RO], 4" completes?* Your answer 1 point There is no difference between instruction "STR R1, [RO], 4" and "STR R1, [RO, 4]!". True False Suppose the memory content is shown as the following Ox20008007 Ox98 Ox20008006 0x76 Ox20008005 Ox54 0x20008004 Ox32 Ox20008003 OxDE Ox20008002 OxAD Ox20008001 OxBE 0x20008000 OxEF * Required point If little endian is used, what is the word stored at 0x20008004? Your answer should be in hex, starting with Ox. Your answer should not have any leading or trailing space, such as: Ox12345678* Your answer If big endian is used, what is the word stored at Ox20008004?* point Your