Correct! In an SR latch, when Q=0 and Q'=1 O the latch is said to be in a set state O the latch is said to be in a rest state O the latch is said to be in a initial state O the latch is said to be in a reset state QUESTION 22 MULTIPLE ANSWER QUESTION Select the general purpose registers found in Assembly language: ЕCX ЕВР OEIP OEAX

Assembly Language x86:   a procedure called "SubtractThenAdd" which does the following: takes the EAX, EBX, and ECX registers as arguments computes this value: EAX = (EAX - ECX) + EBX returns the result inside of EAX uses PUSH and POP instructions or the USES operator to ensure that EBX and ECX retain their original values after the procedure  You must include the entire procedure definition, from the PROC directive to the ENDP directive. Do not define or use any additional variables or registers other than EAX, EBX, and ECX.

Why is it called "Auto index" when it refers to an index register that is automatically increased or decremented with each use?

State True or False: An instantaneous operand isn't supported by the PUSH instruction?