331An Introduction to System Software and Virtual Machines5. Assume that memory cell 79 contains the value+6. In addition, the symbol Z is equivalent tomemory location 79. What is placed in registerR by each of the following load commands?nigh-in theе, HDa. LOAD 79b. LOAD 6e oven.now wellv it is to.c. LOAD Zd. LOAD Z + 1 (Assume that this is allowed.) Chapter 7Computer Networks and Cloud Con39218-16. Given the following diagram, where thenumbers represent the time delays across a link:4C5.A219.6.8.D1Ea. How many simple paths (those that do notrepeat a node) are there from node A to G?b. What is the shortest path from node A tonode G? What is the overall delay?c. If node E fails, does that change the shortestpath? If so, what is the new shortest path?

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Assume that memory cell 79 contains the value +6. In addition, the symbol Z is equivalent to memory location 79. What is placed in register R by each of the following load commands? a. LOAD 79 b. LOAD 6 c. LOAD Z d. LOAD Z + 1 (Assume that this is allowed.)

Assume that memory cell 79 contains the value +6. In addition, the symbol Z is equivalent to memory location 79. What is placed in register R by each of the following load commands? a. LOAD 79 b. LOAD 6 c. LOAD Z d. LOAD Z + 1 (Assume that this is allowed.)

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