Assume that an LC-3 machine instruction "0011000000000110" is stored at address Ox3702, label A corresponds to memory address Ox3709, label B corresponds to memory address Ox3708, and, label C corresponds to memory address Ox3707. Which one of the following assembly language instructions corresponds to the machine instruction? Your answer: - BRp B ST RO, B ST RO, A BRnzp C

Assume that an LC-3 machine instruction "0011000000000110" is stored at address Ox3702, label A corresponds to memory address Ox3709, label B corresponds to memory address Ox3708, and, label C corresponds to memory address Ox3707. Which one of the following assembly language instructions corresponds to the machine instruction? Your answer: - BRp B ST RO, B ST RO, A BRnzp C

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