4.61 18 What are the four hexadecimal values after the statement executes and what are the values of NZVC? • A: Accumulator (Enter the 4 digit hex content of the accumulator Example FFFF) • X: Index Register (Enter the 4 digit hex content of the index register Example 00F0) • OA3F: Contents of Memory Location 0A3F • OA41: Contents of Memory Location OA41 (Enter the 4 digit hex number Example 1A23) • NZVC The status bits (Enter with only 1's and 0's, Example 1100 Not 1 1 0 0 or 11xx) .

4.61 18 What are the four hexadecimal values after the statement executes and what are the values of NZVC? • A: Accumulator (Enter the 4 digit hex content of the accumulator Example FFFF) • X: Index Register (Enter the 4 digit hex content of the index register Example 00F0) • OA3F: Contents of Memory Location 0A3F • OA41: Contents of Memory Location OA41 (Enter the 4 digit hex number Example 1A23) • NZVC The status bits (Enter with only 1's and 0's, Example 1100 Not 1 1 0 0 or 11xx) .

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