Consider the following MARIE Assembly program: label opcode operand hex 100 LOAD 1107 101 SUBT Y. 4108 102 SKIPCOND 400 8400 103 JUMP END 9106 104 LOAD 1107 105 ADD Y. 3108 106 END HALT 7000 107 DEC 0003 108 Y. DEC 8. 0008 What's the content of the IR right after the first instruction is fetched (before the second instruction is fetched)? Express your answer in Hex

Consider the following MARIE Assembly program: label opcode operand hex 100 LOAD 1107 101 SUBT Y. 4108 102 SKIPCOND 400 8400 103 JUMP END 9106 104 LOAD 1107 105 ADD Y. 3108 106 END HALT 7000 107 DEC 0003 108 Y. DEC 8. 0008 What's the content of the IR right after the first instruction is fetched (before the second instruction is fetched)? Express your answer in Hex

Database System Concepts

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

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Chapter1: Introduction

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 1PE

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