6. The character below, the Greek Capital Letter 'Gamma', is encoded into a UTF-8 Hexadecimalencoding as OxCE93.гGive the character's Unicode value in hexadecimal (U+XXXX). In other words, extract the bits thatrepresent the character from the UTF-8 encoding, and state the value represented by those bits inHexadecimal. (8 points)Convert the above decoded Unicode value into decimal. (4 points)

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