Implement the following C++ expression val1 = (val2 * val3) / (val4 - 3) in assembly language %3D using: 8-bit unsigned operands 16- bit unsigned operands 32-bit unsigned operands a- Use the MASM assembler with .Data to initialize your variables, write your code in the .code segment. Add comments explaining your code

Implement the following C++ expression val1 = (val2 * val3) / (val4 - 3) in assembly language %3D using: 8-bit unsigned operands 16- bit unsigned operands 32-bit unsigned operands a- Use the MASM assembler with .Data to initialize your variables, write your code in the .code segment. Add comments explaining your code

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Chapter3: Data Representation

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