Using the diagram, what would be the paths. Z EXTTrapVectorLegend:MARMUXA2MUXSEXTADDR ADDER2ES EXTLPCOffset OffsetCIRFD Incremented PCE Address Adder 2A1MUXA Program Counter (PC)B Destination RegisterC Address AdderThe Complete LC-3 Data PathS EXTInImmediateNZPMDRMCC LOGICII1I1III11I|MEMORYARRAYAPCPCMUXF Address Adder 1G Source Register 2H Source Register 1ALU 2JALU 1ICONTROLUNITI ||FINITESTATEMACHINEMARNII1LI+1-¶I■IINPUTSBREGISTERFILES2MUXOSRC2 SRC1GHDST2ALUK1OUTPUTSK Arithmetic/Logic Unit (ALU)L Instruction Register (IR)M Memory Data Register (MDR)N Memory Address Register (MAR)O Memory Array For the instruction (0x6479, select all data paths that are used from the beginning of theDecode Instruction phase through the end of the Store Result phase.FYI: Be certain; Canvas deducts points for incorrect choices.N to OL to IH to JM to BO to MA to FK to NL to EH to LC to NM to NH to F

Question: For the instruction 0x6479, select all data paths that are used from the beginning of the…

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Computer Networking: A Top-Down Approach (7th Edition)

7th Edition

ISBN:9780133594140

Author:James Kurose, Keith Ross

Publisher:James Kurose, Keith Ross

Chapter1: Computer Networks And The Internet

Section: Chapter Questions

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