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If the computer is started in the following state, what will its final state be; and what, if an rint? Note that many of the values in RAM are random. 06 16 21 721 721 821 731 731 IR IC Card Reader: 686 06 500 792 722 906 522 452 13 03 T8 23 ACC 600 | 621 121 |822 128 129 14 04 09 19 24 683206 522 322 906 327 413 15 05 10 20 25 |018|013563 213 563 | 06 16 21 Clear & add

If the computer is started in the following state, what will its final state be; and what, if an rint? Note that many of the values in RAM are random. 06 16 21 721 721 821 731 731 IR IC Card Reader: 686 06 500 792 722 906 522 452 13 03 T8 23 ACC 600 | 621 121 |822 128 129 14 04 09 19 24 683206 522 322 906 327 413 15 05 10 20 25 |018|013563 213 563 | 06 16 21 Clear & add

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