Determine the specific type of addressing mode (SMALL LETTERS only) and compute for the address/es. If applicable, determine the content of the destination after the execution of the instruction. Otherwise, NA. For physical address and content of the destination, use CAPITAL LETTERS, NO SPACE/S in between and No need to include "H" or the unit. A - is for addressing mode type, e.g. direct B-physical address/es e.g. 19000-19001 C-content of the destination after execution e.g. if register: AX=1234 if memory (lower address first): 12000=34;12001-12 DS = 9CEFH SS=CB8DH DI = BACEH SI = 9EBCH BP = BAD2H AX = 6FCBH BX = 7BCFH CX= 5CADH DX = D1BCH SP = 4FABH GIVEN MOV [DI+EBDAH], SP

Determine the specific type of addressing mode (SMALL LETTERS only) and compute for the address/es. If applicable, determine the content of the destination after the execution of the instruction. Otherwise, NA. For physical address and content of the destination, use CAPITAL LETTERS, NO SPACE/S in between and No need to include "H" or the unit. A - is for addressing mode type, e.g. direct B-physical address/es e.g. 19000-19001 C-content of the destination after execution e.g. if register: AX=1234 if memory (lower address first): 12000=34;12001-12 DS = 9CEFH SS=CB8DH DI = BACEH SI = 9EBCH BP = BAD2H AX = 6FCBH BX = 7BCFH CX= 5CADH DX = D1BCH SP = 4FABH GIVEN MOV [DI+EBDAH], SP

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

Section: Chapter Questions

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