0000 0000 0000 0110 ; this is location D D000 0000 0000 0111 ; : start LC-3 execution here this is location D + 1 0010 001 111111101 0010 010 111111101 0101 011 110 1 00000 0001 011 001 0 00 011 0001 010 010 1 11111 0000 001 111111101 1110 100 111110111 0111 011 100 000001 ; end LC-3 execution here fter the code reaches the end of the code (the last comment), what bits are held in R1? And in R2? And in R3? nd in R4? And in memory location D? And in memory location D + 1? If you cannot know the bits held, explai

0000 0000 0000 0110 ; this is location D D000 0000 0000 0111 ; : start LC-3 execution here this is location D + 1 0010 001 111111101 0010 010 111111101 0101 011 110 1 00000 0001 011 001 0 00 011 0001 010 010 1 11111 0000 001 111111101 1110 100 111110111 0111 011 100 000001 ; end LC-3 execution here fter the code reaches the end of the code (the last comment), what bits are held in R1? And in R2? And in R3? nd in R4? And in memory location D? And in memory location D + 1? If you cannot know the bits held, explai

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5. The following LC-3 instructions execute starting from the point shown by the comment.
0000 0000 0000 0110 ; this is location D
0000 0000 0000 0111 ; this is location D + 1
; start LC-3 execution here
0010 001 111111101
0010 010 111111101
0101 011 110 1 00000
0001 011 001 0 00 011
0001 010 010 1 11111
0000 001 111111101
1110 100 111110111
0111 011 100 000001
; end LC-3 execution here
After the code reaches the end of the code (the last comment), what bits are held in R1? And in R2? And in R3?
And in R4? And in memory location D? And in memory location D + 1? If you cannot know the bits held, explain
why.

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