ll T-Mobile Wi-Fi ?9:55 PM41% O< ВackPA1-1.docxProgramming Assignment 1Q1.For the SIC/XE object code given below in hexadecimal format, answer the question thatfollowsSIC/XE Object Code: 0X7540A AThe following tables should be referred for answering the questionsThe following tables should be referred for answering the questionsMemory AddressOx1020Value StoredOx004590Instruction ReferencesOpcode (0x)Ox18MnemonicADDANDCLEARDIV***Ox40Ox1023Ox00A900O×B4Ox24Ox3COx1026Ox100200***JEQJLTLDALDBLDTMULОх30Ox10300×75C210Ох38Ox00Ox1034Ox001999Ox68Ox74Ох20Ox1040Ox003500Ox1045Ox001920RegisterBase (B)Program Counter (PC)Index (X)Value StoredOx1000Ox1025Ox1610Ox103000Ox0010Ox1920Ox0010341- What is the instruction format?2- What is the instruction Op code?3- What is the instruction addressing mode?4- What is the target address?5- What is the register value in A?4DashboardCalendarTo DoNotificationsInbox

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For the SIC/XE object code given below in hexadecimal format, answer the question that follows SICXE Object Code: 0x7540A A The following tables should be referred for answering the questions The following tables should be referred for answering the questions Memory Address Value Stored Ox1020 Instruction References Opcode (0x) Ox18 Ox40 OXB4 Ox24 Ox:3C Ox30 Ox38 Ox00 Ox68 Ox74 Ох20 Ox004590 Mnemonic ADD AND CLEAR DIV ... Ox1023 OX00A900 ... Ox1026 Ox100200 ... JEQ JLT LDA LDB LDT MUL Ox1030 OX75C210 ... Ox1034 Ox001999 ... Ox1040 Ox003500 ... Ox1045 Ox001920 Register Base (B) Program Counter (PC) | 0x1025 Index (X) Value Stored Ox1000 ... Ox1610 Ох103000 Ox0010 Ox1920 Ox001034 1- What is the instruction format? 2- What is the instruction Op code? 3- What is the instruction addressing mode? 4- What is the target address?

For the SIC/XE object code given below in hexadecimal format, answer the question that follows SICXE Object Code: 0x7540A A The following tables should be referred for answering the questions The following tables should be referred for answering the questions Memory Address Value Stored Ox1020 Instruction References Opcode (0x) Ox18 Ox40 OXB4 Ox24 Ox:3C Ox30 Ox38 Ox00 Ox68 Ox74 Ох20 Ox004590 Mnemonic ADD AND CLEAR DIV ... Ox1023 OX00A900 ... Ox1026 Ox100200 ... JEQ JLT LDA LDB LDT MUL Ox1030 OX75C210 ... Ox1034 Ox001999 ... Ox1040 Ox003500 ... Ox1045 Ox001920 Register Base (B) Program Counter (PC) | 0x1025 Index (X) Value Stored Ox1000 ... Ox1610 Ох103000 Ox0010 Ox1920 Ox001034 1- What is the instruction format? 2- What is the instruction Op code? 3- What is the instruction addressing mode? 4- What is the target address?

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