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Imagine you are working in an architecture where integers are a single byte, that is 8 bits. Describe how decimal 13 is stored in this architecture. In other words, convert decimal 13 to binary and place it in your 8-bit integer, placing the least significant bit in the rightmost location. (For example, decimal 5 is 101 in binary, and it would be placed in the 8-bit integer as follows: 0000 0101.) (1) Now shift left by one place the binary 13 and convert the resulting binary number to decimal. What is its value? (2) Now shift left by one place again and convert the resulting binary number to decimal. What is its value now? (3) Now step back and look at the values you obtained in steps (1) and (2). What do you think shifting a number left by n places does to its value