Homework need explained ### Computer State Analysis and Interpretation#### Initial State of the Computer's Memory:**Memory Addresses (RAM contents):**```01: 721 06: 792 11: 621 16: 522 21: 01802: 721 07: 722 12: 121 17: 322 22: 01303: 821 08: 906 13: 822 18: 906 23: 56304: 731 09: 522 14: 128 19: 327 24: 21305: 731 10: 452 15: 129 20: 413 25: 563```#### Register State:- **Instruction Register (IR):** 686- **Instruction Counter (IC):** 06- **Accumulator (ACC):** 683206#### Card Reader Input:- 500- 600#### Operation Codes:- Clear & Add: 1- Add: 2- Subtract: 3- Store: 4- Multiply: 5- Divide: 6- Read: 7- Print: 8- Transfer Unconditionally: 9- Transfer on Minus: 0### Analysis Question:- **Task:** Determine the final state of the system and any printed output, while bearing in mind that many values in RAM are random.**Interpretation:**The instruction set suggests a simple computer system capable of basic arithmetic, data storage, and program control tasks. The memory addresses contain a mix of data and possibly instructions.**Execution Process:**1. **Read Initial Instruction:** - IR set to 686, likely a divide operation involving specific memory addresses or register values. 2. **Process:** - Depending on the program logic and instruction, this involves performing arithmetic or control operations (e.g., read from or store to memory, manage control flow using transfers).3. **Use of Card Reader:** - Input values (500, 600) potentially used in calculations or conditions handled by the computer program.4. **Control Flow:** - Transfers might redirect program execution (e.g., unconditional or conditional based on accumulator value).### Expected Outcomes:-

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Description: Homework need explained ### Computer State Analysis and Interpretation#### Initial State of the Computer's Memory:**Memory Addresses (RAM contents):**```01: 721 06: 792 11: 621 16: 522 21: 01802: 721 07: 722 12: 121 17: 322 22: 01303: