Determine the specific type of addressing mode (SMALL LETTERS only) and compute for the address/es. If applicable, determine the content of the destination after the execution of the instruction. Otherwise, NA. For physical address and content of the destination, use CAPITAL LETTERS,NO SPACE/S in between and NO need to include "H" or the unit. If the given register are fewer than required, just put zeroes in the most significant place.
Determine the specific type of addressing mode (SMALL LETTERS only) and compute for the address/es. If applicable, determine the content of the destination after the execution of the instruction. Otherwise, NA. For physical address and content of the destination, use CAPITAL LETTERS,NO SPACE/S in between and NO need to include "H" or the unit. If the given register are fewer than required, just put zeroes in the most significant place.
A -effective address
B - physical address/es e.g. 19000-19001
C - is for addressing mode type, e.g. direct
D - content of the destination after execution
e.g. if register: AX=1234
EFFECTIVE ADDRES:
PHYSICAL ADDRESS/ES:
ADDRESSING MODE :
CONTENT OF THE DESTINATION:
if memory (lower address first): 12000=34;12001=12
![SS = 6FFEH
АХ %36FFAH
ВХ -9CF5H
СХ -ЗFFEH
DX =BFA8H
SI%3D 2BCАН
IP = FADEH
%3D
CS =5FFEH
ES = 8DBEH
BP = 6EEFH
%3D
DS =AF9EH
DI = 5EC9H
SP = 9AABEH
%3D
MOV [ESI*2 + CBECH], EDX](/v2/_next/image?url=https%3A%2F%2Fcontent.bartleby.com%2Fqna-images%2Fquestion%2Fc0796fd7-20b1-4022-b568-d87193832e36%2Febe62ed5-9ea4-4972-a928-6ff7697288e8%2F3fd9w1c_processed.jpeg&w=3840&q=75)
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