Q5 /A - Mention how do the following instructions differ1- NEG & NOT2- DIV & IDIV3- AND & TEST4- CMP & SUB5- SHR & SARB- in 8086 if the code segment have 24F6 H and the instruction pointer have 634AH show:a- The logical addressb- The offset addressAnd calculate:c- The physical addressd- The lower rangee- The upper range of the code segment

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Q5 / A-Mention how do the following instructions differ 1- NEG & NOT 2- DIV & IDIV 3- AND & TEST 4- CMP & SUB 5- SHR & SAR

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Chapter3: Data Representation

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Problem 11VE: Most Intel CPUs use the __________, in which each memory address is represented by two integers.

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