Multiple answer: Which statements will correctly flip (invert) bits 6 and 7 of an integer x x = x^(0x3 << 6); X = ~(6 & 7)x; X = X ^ 0x0C000000; x = x ^ 0x000000C0; x = x^ (0x11 << 6); x = x^~(0xFFFFFF3F);

Multiple answer: Which statements will correctly flip (invert) bits 6 and 7 of an integer x x = x^(0x3 << 6); X = ~(6 & 7)x; X = X ^ 0x0C000000; x = x ^ 0x000000C0; x = x^ (0x11 << 6); x = x^~(0xFFFFFF3F);

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Multiple answer: Which statements will correctly flip (invert) bits 6 and 7 of an integer x
x = x^(0x3 << 6);
x = ~(6 & 7)x;
x = x^ Ox0C000000;
x = x ^ 0x000000C0;
x = x^(0x11 << 6);
x = x^~(0xFFFFFF3F);

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