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5. Assume DS-1000, CS- 800, Ax-3412H, and BX-0200H. For the following x86 assembly code: MOV [BX +1000H], AX a) Translate the assembly code to machine code (in Hex). The opcode of MOV instruction is 100010. b) Show the values of AX, BX, and new values in memory, if there are, in the following figure c) (10 points) AFTER executing the instruction. (5 points) What is the memory address accessed by the instruction, assuming real mode operation? Show it in the following figure. (5 points) Show the addresses on the right of the units you accessed. memory 12 02 00 AL EAX EBX ECX CS 8000 DS 1000 Page 3 of s
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