1. (5) Run the following program where PC starts from memory address 100 A Program address 100 101 102 800 801 802 memory address 800 contents: 2. (5) Run the following program where PC starts from 210 address 210 211 212 800 Question: 1) Upon the completion of the program, what will be the contents of the following memory address? 801 802 0028H memory address 800 contents: . Memory contents 5800 1801 6800 OOOE 000A 0005 Memory 000A-0005 contents Answer all questions with hexadecimal. 5800 2801 6800 001E 000A 000C Question: 2) Upon the completion of the program, what will be the contents of the following memory address? A Program new contents

1. (5) Run the following program where PC starts from memory address 100 A Program address 100 101 102 800 801 802 memory address 800 contents: 2. (5) Run the following program where PC starts from 210 address 210 211 212 800 Question: 1) Upon the completion of the program, what will be the contents of the following memory address? 801 802 0028H memory address 800 contents: . Memory contents 5800 1801 6800 OOOE 000A 0005 Memory 000A-0005 contents Answer all questions with hexadecimal. 5800 2801 6800 001E 000A 000C Question: 2) Upon the completion of the program, what will be the contents of the following memory address? A Program new contents

Database System Concepts

7th Edition

ISBN:9780078022159

Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Publisher:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Chapter1: Introduction

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