Initial State: ● PC = 0x010, AC = 0x100, INREG = 0x001 Memory contents (all values in hexadecimal): ● Value Address BO BO 0x110 A1 52 0x111 11 0x112 FF FF 0x113 OF For each sequence of instructions below, list all registers and memory locations and their new values (in hex and decimal representation) after the last instruction when ran in MARIE. The values of the registers are reset to their initial state between problems. Ox in Ox### is used to mark hexadecimal numbers. Thus, if you wish to run the code in a virtual machine, please remove Ox before doing so.

Initial State: ● PC = 0x010, AC = 0x100, INREG = 0x001 Memory contents (all values in hexadecimal): ● Value Address BO BO 0x110 A1 52 0x111 11 0x112 FF FF 0x113 OF For each sequence of instructions below, list all registers and memory locations and their new values (in hex and decimal representation) after the last instruction when ran in MARIE. The values of the registers are reset to their initial state between problems. Ox in Ox### is used to mark hexadecimal numbers. Thus, if you wish to run the code in a virtual machine, please remove Ox before doing so.

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Description: 2. addsubtskipcondaddstore0x1100x1110x0090x1130x110RegistersACIRMBRPCMARINREGOutREGMEM[0x110]MEM[0x111]Hex Value Initial State:PC = 0x010, AC = 0x100, INREG = 0x001● Memory contents (all values in hexadecimal):ValueВО BO 0x110A1 520x111OF 110x112FF

Database System Concepts

7th Edition

ISBN:9780078022159

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

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

Chapter1: Introduction

Section: Chapter Questions

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