Final answer:
To force bit 6 of the low byte of register RO to 0 without changing any other bits, use the AND operation. To force bits 5 and 2 in register RO to 1 without changing any other bits, use the OR operation.
Step-by-step explanation:
To force bit 6 of the low byte of register RO to 0 without changing any other bits, you can use the AND operation. The ARM instruction would be:
AND RO, RO, #BF
This instruction performs a bitwise AND between the value of register RO and the hexadecimal constant BF (which has a 0 in bit 6 and 1s in all other bits). This clears bit 6 in the result, effectively forcing it to 0.
To force bits 5 and 2 in register RO to 1 without changing any other bits, you can use the OR operation. The ARM instruction would be:
ORR RO, RO, #34
This instruction performs a bitwise OR between the value of register RO and the hexadecimal constant 34 (which has 1s in bits 5 and 2 and 0s in all other bits). This sets bits 5 and 2 in the result, effectively forcing them to 1.