What is the assembly language statement of this machine language code 8B7164H? Select the correct response: MOV SI, [BX + DI + 64H] MOV[BX + DI + 46H], SI MOV[BX + DI + 64H], CX MOV CX, [BX + DI + 46H]

What is the assembly language statement of this machine language code 8B7164H? Select the correct response: MOV SI, [BX + DI + 64H] MOV[BX + DI + 46H], SI MOV[BX + DI + 64H], CX MOV CX, [BX + DI + 46H]

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What is the assembly language statement of this machine language code 8B7164H?
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MOV SI, [BX + DI + 64H]
MOV[BX + DI + 46H], SI
MOV[BX + DI + 64H], CX
MOV CX, [BX + DI + 46H]

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