Y8 Op-Code Name000001010011100Load R0, MLoad R1, MADD R1, R0SUB RI, ROBEQ TOperation (RTL)[RO] [M][RI][M][R1] ← [RI] + [RO][RI][R1]-[RO][PC]TAnd using the structure of the genericdigital processor shown in this figure,where a microprogrammed control unitreads the microinstructions from thecontrol store and uses them to interpret theprevious machine level instructions,answer the following questions:X. State the addressing mode used inprevious instructions.2. Discuss the execution of the lastinstructions whereas the content of R1equal the content of R0.

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