Reference no: EM13144749
1. Complete the following tables using hexadecimal numbers only :
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32
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25
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24
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17
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16
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9
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1
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INSTRUCTIONS
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mov eax, 3F293567h
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mov ax, 9BCh
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mov ax, 3D32h
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mov ah, 5Ch
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mov ax, 3h
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mov eax, 1267
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mov ax, 3AF4h
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mov ah, 27h
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mov al, 25
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2. Complete the following table with hexadecimal numbers only.
ASSEMBLY CODE
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EAX
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EDX
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X
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x dword 6AAD h
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mov edx, 0h
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mov eax, 5ACDEFh
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div x
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3. Complete the following tables with hexadecimal numbers only:.
ASSEMBLY CODE
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EAX
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EDX
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X
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x dword 78368239d
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mov eax , x
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mul x
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4. Complete the table below. Use only hexadecimal numbers only.
AL INSTRUCTIONS
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eax
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ebx
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BYTES:
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1
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mov eax, 2
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mov ebx, 7D12Eh
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mov [eax], ebx
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mov eax, 4
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mov ebx, 923d
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mov [eax], ebx
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mov ebx, 3
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mov eax, [ebx]
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mov eax, 5
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move ebx, '- x3'
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mov [eax], ebx
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5. Compute 433235 Mod(2435) = N5 = ________
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mov ax , 1011 0100 1110 1011 b
mov bx, 0000 0101 0010 0000 b
and ax, bx
shr ax, 4 ;
The register AX will contain the resulting number, in decimal =
7. (a). The float point number 56.00089 = N10/M10 where N10/M10 = __________
(b). N10/M10 -> P16/Q16 where P16/Q16 = _____
8. Write 0.23/0.0035 in scientific notation form N/M* 10 n where N, M and n are integers: _______
9. The end of the following partial program will store __________ into eax.
mov eax, 0
mov ebx, 1
begin: cmp ebx , 3
jg end
add ebx, 1
add eax, ebx
jmp begin
end:
10. From this partial program complete the following table below:
mov eax, 1 ;
mov ebx, 100
cmp eax, 4
begin: jg end
mov [ebx], eax
add eax, 2
add ebx, 4
jmp begin
end:
Memory Storage
100
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101
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102
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103
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104
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105
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107
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108
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109
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110
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111
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11. [(0.3879)(768000)]/[(57.554)(3000)] = [(3879)10n(768)10m]/[(57554)10p(3)10q] =
{[(3879)(768)/[(57554)(3)]}10R
n = _______ ; m = ________ ; p = ___ ; q = _________ ; R__________
12. The following partial program will truncate the number 3.5
.data
n word ?
x real4 3.5
round word 0600h
.code
_start :
fld x
fstcw round
fist n ;
public _start
end
True ______ False _______
13. .data
n word ?
x real4 0.09
y word ?
round word 0600h
.code
_start :
fld x
fldcw round
fist n
fstcw y
public _start
end: This partial program stores in y the value _____ and stores in n the value ______
14.
; begin
mov m, 0100010100000000b
fcom x
fstsw ax
and ax,m
cmp ax, 0100000000000000b
jne L1
mov eax, 1
jmp L2
L1:mov eax , 0
L2: end
Assuming that S has a value, the partial program above will find that
(a). S > x; (b). S < x (c). S=x (d). S≠ x (e). none of these __________
15. The following are ASCII codes: 3C 42 5D. Translate into a string ___________
16. Complete the following table below. Only hexadecimal numbers.
INSTRUCTIONS
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eax
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ebx
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BYTES:
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9
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10
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11
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12
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13
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15
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16
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17
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mov eax, 2ACB16h
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mov ebx, 9d
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add ebx, 1d
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mov [ebx], eax
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add [ebx], ebx
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add eax, ebx
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17. Complete the table below. Only hexadecimal numbers.
AL INSTRUCTIONS
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eax
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ebx
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BYTES:
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1
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2
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3
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7
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8
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mov eax, 2
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mov ebx, 7D12Eh
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mov [eax], ebx
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mov eax, 4
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mov ebx, 568923h
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mov [eax], ebx
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mov ebx, 3
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mov eax, [ebx]
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18. The largest 24 bits signed hexadecimal number that can be stored in EAX is
EAX: hexadecimal number
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