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Write a C program that uses the bitwise shift operators to shift the bits to the right >> or the left > m; /* This shifts m bits to the right, and the m least significant bits are lost.*/ The following statements are the same. num = num >> 3; num >>= 3; Show the operation in binary by calling the following function as defined in 3.1, void to_binary(unsigned int n); The function converts decimal to binary and outputs the binary characters

(a). What mask and bitwise operation do you need to isolate the value of the third bit? (b). What mask and bitwise operation do you need to turn bit 5 and 4 on (1)? (c). What mask and bitwise operation do you need to turn the same bits off? (d). What mask and bitwise operation do you need to toggle bit 2.

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