Please complete the binary encoding for the following BLinstruction at address Ox2000 using the given information.Please write the answer in a group of four bits as follows: 00100010 0010 1100.AddressInstructions0x2000bl sub0x2004add r3, r2, r10x2008sub r6, r5, r3sub: stmfd r13!, {r0-r12,0X200Cr14]0x2010add r7, r2, r5Ox2014mov r3, r2

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Please complete the binary encoding for the following BL Instruction at address Ox2000 using the given information. Please write the answer in a group of four bits as follows: 001 0010 0010 1100. Address Instructions 0x2000 bl sub 0x2004 add r3, r2, r1 0x2008 sub r6, r5, r3 sub: stmfd r13!, {r0-r12, 0X200C r14} 0x2010 add r7, r2, r5 Ox2014 mov r3, r2

Please complete the binary encoding for the following BL Instruction at address Ox2000 using the given information. Please write the answer in a group of four bits as follows: 001 0010 0010 1100. Address Instructions 0x2000 bl sub 0x2004 add r3, r2, r1 0x2008 sub r6, r5, r3 sub: stmfd r13!, {r0-r12, 0X200C r14} 0x2010 add r7, r2, r5 Ox2014 mov r3, r2

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