1. Assume that 8086 Microprocessor segment registers are DS: 1000H CS: 2000H 2- Which of the following instructions will be executed, if we want to transfer data from physical address 1E88CH into physical address 2C87BH? .(Attention: sequential Instructions were separated by semicolon in the answers, so it is not a comment sign here!) a) MOV [1E88CH].AX: MOV AX,[1E88CH] b) MOV [2C87BH]. [1E88CH] C) MOV AX, [OE88CH]; MOV [1C87BH], AX d) O MOV AX.[2E88CH]; MOV [3C87BH] e) MOV [1E88CH]. [2C87BH] f) MOV [2E88CH), AX; MOV AX, [1EE88CH] Leave blank

1. Assume that 8086 Microprocessor segment registers are DS: 1000H CS: 2000H 2- Which of the following instructions will be executed, if we want to transfer data from physical address 1E88CH into physical address 2C87BH? .(Attention: sequential Instructions were separated by semicolon in the answers, so it is not a comment sign here!) a) MOV [1E88CH].AX: MOV AX,[1E88CH] b) MOV [2C87BH]. [1E88CH] C) MOV AX, [OE88CH]; MOV [1C87BH], AX d) O MOV AX.[2E88CH]; MOV [3C87BH] e) MOV [1E88CH]. [2C87BH] f) MOV [2E88CH), AX; MOV AX, [1EE88CH] Leave blank

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