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a.) Give a short sequence of machine instructions for the task "Add the contents of memory location A to those of memory location B, and place the answer in location C". You have available the following instructions:
Load Ri, LOC
Store Ri, LOC
which are the only instructions to transfer data between the memory and the general purpose registers. After operands have been loaded from memory into processor registers, arithmetic computation can be performed, using the instructions:
ADD Ri, Rj, Rk
SUB Ri, Rj, Rk
where i, j, k need not be distinct. Do not change the content of either location A or B.
b.) Suppose now that you have Move and Add instructions available with the formats:
Move LOC1, LOC2
ADD LOC1, LOC2
These instructions move or add a copy of the operand at the second location to the first location, overwriting the original operand at the first location. Either or both of the operands can be in the memory or the general purpose registers. Is it possible to use fewer instructions of these types to accomplish the task of part (a)? If yes, give the sequence.
A) For a given integer n, if n 2 is divisible by 4, then n2 4 is divisible by 16. State the hypothesis of this sentence and the conclusion. Give a direct proof of the statement
b) State by inspection (i.e. without performing any formal analysis) all you can about each of the periodic waveforms shown in FIGURE 1 in terms of their Fourier series when analys
At 8am particle A is at point (0,0) and moves horizontally to the right with constant velocity of 60km/hr. At the same time particle B is at the point (0, A+B+C+5) and moves horiz
simple problems on partial derivatives
The P.D. at the feeder end of a two wire d.c. distributor is 600 volts. Two loads are connected to the distributor at distances of 600 feet and 1000 feet from the feeder end and t
(V^2)dx + x(x+v)dv=0
A) Prove the following theorem by considering two distinct cases. For any integer n, n 2 + n is even. B) If x = r 2 - s 2 and y = 2rs for any integers r and s, then x 2 +
y"+3y''+2y=0
The vertical motion of a general aviation airplane subjected to a sharp-edged wind gust is described by the equation Δw(t) = A g (1-e -t/τ ) assume A g = 30 where Δ w is in
a) Use divided differences to ?nd the polynomial (in nested form) that interpolates the data b) Add the data point x = 6, y = -20 and hence estimate y for x = 2.
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