The following instructions are executed on a CPU which has R= 23 and PC = 10 for each instruction. The instructions each occupy two memory locations and set AC to the value shown. What are the contents of memory locations 21, 22, and 23? a) LDAC $10 sets AC = 21 b) LDAC @R sets AC= 57

The following instructions are executed on a CPU which has R= 23 and PC = 10 for each instruction. The instructions each occupy two memory locations and set AC to the value shown. What are the contents of memory locations 21, 22, and 23? a) LDAC $10 sets AC = 21 b) LDAC @R sets AC= 57

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