Questions:1. Use assembly language to perform the following tasks:Rotate the contents of the registers AX, BX, CX, and DI to the left by 5 bits.Shift the contents of the EX register to the right by 3 bits through carry.--Swap the contents of the AH and AL registers.Replace the lower half of the BX register with the higher half of the AX register.Reset the lower half of the flag register.Set the contents of the EX register and then replace the upper digit with 3h.2BXExecute the following equation : AX² +EX+ CX; AX = 03EFh, BX = FF00h, EX =0021, and CX=E30Fh.fill the contents of memory location 30100 by 1's.move the contents of memory location 3F9Ch to the CX register and then divide themby 10h. {hint: put the 10 in the AX}.ADD the contents of memory location 20010 to the contents of the register AL, andthen store the results in EX. (how many bytes did you move?).Divide the contents of the EX register by (16)d. store the result of division intomemory location 0300, and the remainder into 4002 memory location.Store the 8 registers' contents into the stack.Move the 2nd element of the stack and store it into AX.

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Questions: 1. Use assembly language to perform the following tasks: Rotate the contents of the registers AX, BX, CX, and DI to the left by 5 bits. Shift the contents of the EX register to the right by 3 bits through carry. - - - Swap the contents of the AH and AL registers. Replace the lower half of the BX register with the higher half of the AX register.

Questions: 1. Use assembly language to perform the following tasks: Rotate the contents of the registers AX, BX, CX, and DI to the left by 5 bits. Shift the contents of the EX register to the right by 3 bits through carry. - - - Swap the contents of the AH and AL registers. Replace the lower half of the BX register with the higher half of the AX register.

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Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Publisher:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Chapter1: Introduction

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