Explain with a suitable Diagrams the three basic types of Computer Modules in your own words. Using the IAS Instruction Set write the Instruction Type and Description for the following: Symbolic Representation. a) MUL M(Z) b) DIV B(Z) c) JUMP + D(L,20:39) d) STOR A(H,28:39) I don't want to write it by hand

Explain with a suitable Diagrams the three basic types of Computer Modules in your own words. Using the IAS Instruction Set write the Instruction Type and Description for the following: Symbolic Representation. a) MUL M(Z) b) DIV B(Z) c) JUMP + D(L,20:39) d) STOR A(H,28:39) I don't want to write it by hand

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