a. If rl-Ob00010100, then what is the value of r2 when CPU execute the following operations?1. LSL r2, rl #32. LSR r2, rl #33. ROR rl,4b. If rl 0b000101001. Show how to set bit number 6 using appropriate bitwise operation.2. Show how to clear a bit number 5 using appropriate bitwise operation.

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given r1 = 0b000101001. LSL r2,r1,#3 i.e logical shift left by 3hence r2 = 0b10100000 ; three first…

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a. If rl-Ob00010100, then what is the value of r2 when CPU execute the following operations? 1. LSL r2, rl # 3 2. LSR r2, rl #3 3. ROR r1,4 b. If r1=0b00010100 1. Show how to set bit number 6 using appropriate bitwise operation. 2. Show how to clear a bit number 5 using appropriate bitwise operation.

a. If rl-Ob00010100, then what is the value of r2 when CPU execute the following operations? 1. LSL r2, rl # 3 2. LSR r2, rl #3 3. ROR r1,4 b. If r1=0b00010100 1. Show how to set bit number 6 using appropriate bitwise operation. 2. Show how to clear a bit number 5 using appropriate bitwise operation.

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