In the Intel 8086 microprocessor, suppose the register AX contains the data 35AB H. What will be the contents of AX after executing the following programs? Assume that the initial content on the Carry Flag (CF) is one for all the calculations. You MUST clearly show ALL your steps in obtaining your final result for getting full and/or partial credit. Please present your final result in Hexadecimal format. (a) MOV CL,04H SHR AX,CL RET (b) MOV CL,04H RCR AX,CL RET

In the Intel 8086 microprocessor, suppose the register AX contains the data 35AB H. What will be the contents of AX after executing the following programs? Assume that the initial content on the Carry Flag (CF) is one for all the calculations. You MUST clearly show ALL your steps in obtaining your final result for getting full and/or partial credit. Please present your final result in Hexadecimal format. (a) MOV CL,04H SHR AX,CL RET (b) MOV CL,04H RCR AX,CL RET

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