You have to print screenshot for the 3 codes as described below1.Write a Verilog code and a test bench to implement a ROM block to save the valuesspecified in table 2, i.e. memory[X]=X^2.$iverilog -o main *.v$vvp main5 OUT= 256 OUT=Address =Address =362.Write a Verilog code and a test bench to implement a ROM block to save the valuesspecified in table 2, i.e. memory[X]=X^3.$vvp mainAddress =1 OUT=1Address =2 OUT=8Address =4 OUT=643. Build a new module which takes X as an input while the output Y = 2X^2 + X^3 + X,using the ROM modules you built in parts 1 and 2.$iverilog -o main *.v$vvp mainAddress =1 ,2X^2+X^3+X=4Address =2 ,2X^2+X^3+X=18able2X^2X^3X^2X^3198172924810100100039271112113314166412144178252512513169219763621614196274449343152253375864512|

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1.Write a Verilog code and a test bench to implement a ROM block to save the values specified in table 2, i.e. memory[X]=X^2. $iverilog -o main *.v $vvp main Address = 5 OUT= 25 Address = 6 OUT= 36

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