Consider two word wide unsigned integers where one is stored at the physical memory address generated by using direct addressing mode with DS=0000 and [OA00]. The other word is generated using same...

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Consider two word wide unsigned<br>integers where one is stored at the<br>physical memory address generated by<br>using direct addressing mode<br>with DS=0000 and [OA00]. The other<br>word is generated using same<br>value of data segment and [OA02].<br>Construct an instruction<br>sequence that computes and stores<br>their sum, difference, product and<br>quotient. Store these results at<br>consecutive memory locations<br>starting at physical address with same<br>value of data segment and<br>[OA10] in memory. To obtain the<br>difference subtract the integer at<br>[OA02] from the integer at [OA00]. For<br>the division divide the<br>integer at [OAO0] by the integer at<br>[OA02].<br>6:17 PM<br>

Extracted text: Consider two word wide unsigned integers where one is stored at the physical memory address generated by using direct addressing mode with DS=0000 and [OA00]. The other word is generated using same value of data segment and [OA02]. Construct an instruction sequence that computes and stores their sum, difference, product and quotient. Store these results at consecutive memory locations starting at physical address with same value of data segment and [OA10] in memory. To obtain the difference subtract the integer at [OA02] from the integer at [OA00]. For the division divide the integer at [OAO0] by the integer at [OA02]. 6:17 PM

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