Q3\ if 0001 = Load AC from memory, 0010 Store AC to memory, 0101= Add to AC from memory Where we have three memory location 500,501 and 502 the contents in first location is 1880, the contents in second location is 5881 and the contents in third location is 2881. the contents of 880 is 0002 and the contents of 881 is 00O3.DRAW a diagram that show the contents of PC,IR and AC at the end of program ?

Q3\ if 0001 = Load AC from memory, 0010 Store AC to memory, 0101= Add to AC from memory Where we have three memory location 500,501 and 502 the contents in first location is 1880, the contents in second location is 5881 and the contents in third location is 2881. the contents of 880 is 0002 and the contents of 881 is 00O3.DRAW a diagram that show the contents of PC,IR and AC at the end of program ?

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Database System Concepts

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