Assuming that DI=100 , DS= 140016, SI=FF0016, BX= AE00,e, AX=10061s and the memorycontents explained in the Tablel. Hand trace the execution of the followingTable 1Memory MemoryprogramMOV SI, [BX+33H)AddressContentMUL SIIEE3092ADD AL, DHIEE31EACMP AL, 4E1eIEE32F5Then answer the following questions:IEE33621- What are the values of registers in each statement?2- What is the effect to the flag registers after execution ADD instruction in1EE34221EE358Bthe third statement of the program?

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. Assuming that DI=100 , DS= 140016, SI-FF00, BX= AE001, AX-100614 and the memory contents explained in the Tablel. Hand trace the execution of the following Table 1 Memory Memory program MOV SI, (BX+33H) Address Content MUL SI IEE30 92 ADD AL, DH IEE31 EA CMP AL, 4E14 IEE32 F5 Then answer the following questions: IEE33 62 1- What are the values of registers in each statement? 1EE34 22 2- What is the effect to the flag registers after execution ADD instruction in 1EE35 8B the third statement of the program?

. Assuming that DI=100 , DS= 140016, SI-FF00, BX= AE001, AX-100614 and the memory contents explained in the Tablel. Hand trace the execution of the following Table 1 Memory Memory program MOV SI, (BX+33H) Address Content MUL SI IEE30 92 ADD AL, DH IEE31 EA CMP AL, 4E14 IEE32 F5 Then answer the following questions: IEE33 62 1- What are the values of registers in each statement? 1EE34 22 2- What is the effect to the flag registers after execution ADD instruction in 1EE35 8B the third statement of the program?

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