The table below shows a segment of primarymemory from a Von Neumann model computerAddressData10101000100010001100100010011001101000001010101010110100101110111000110011001100The program counter (PC) contains a value of11001000.Find the value (in binary) that will be placed in MAR(memory address register)?MAR(in binray)%3DFind the value (in binary) that will be placed in MBR(memory buffer register)?MBR =(binray)%3D

This is The flow of instruction execution MAR<-- PC MBR<--Memory[MAR] PC=PC+1 IR<-- MBR

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The table below shows a segment of primary memory from a Von Neumann model computer Address Data 10101000 10001000 11001000 10011001