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All operands are initially in memory. The operand order for divide, DIV, is quotient, dividend, divisor.

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Based on operations illustrated in Section 9-2, write a program to evaluate the arithmetic expression

Make effective use of the registers to minimize the number of MOVE or LD instructions where possible.

(a) Assume a register-to-register architecture with three-address instructions. The operand order for subtraction, SUB, is difference, minuend, subtrahend.


(b) Assume a memory-to-memory architecture with two-address instructions.


(c) Assume a single-accumulator computer with one-address instructions.

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