Suppose pep/8 contains following four hexadecimal values: A= 19AC, X=FE20,Mem[OA3F]=FFOO, Mem[0A41]=103DIf it has these values before running instruction C9OA3F, what are the values afterrunning the instruction? Match the correct values for register A, registerX, Mem[OA3F], and Mem[OA41].1. FF00Mem[OA41] =2. АС19Mem[OAЗF] -3. FE204. 103D5. FEFEA6. FD20>>>>

Suppose pep/8 contains following four hexadecimal values: A= 19AC, X=FE20, Mem[OA3F]=FF00, Mem[0A41]=103D If it has these values before running instruction C90A3F, what are the values after running the instruction? Match the correct values for register A, register X, Mem[0A3F], and Mem[OA41].

Suppose pep/8 contains following four hexadecimal values: A= 19AC, X=FE20, Mem[OA3F]=FF00, Mem[0A41]=103D If it has these values before running instruction C90A3F, what are the values after running the instruction? Match the correct values for register A, register X, Mem[0A3F], and Mem[OA41].

Database System Concepts

7th Edition

ISBN:9780078022159

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

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

Chapter1: Introduction

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 1PE

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