12.OR CL.[BX], if CL=20H and [BX]=0DH then the results is 13.XOR DX,[SI+23H], if DX=0200 and [SI+23H]=D002 then the result is 14.The content of BH= - after execution the following code: MOV BH,10101010в AND BH,01100111B 15. The content of BH= -- after execution the following code: MOV BH,10101010B OR BH,11001011B

12.OR CL.[BX], if CL=20H and [BX]=0DH then the results is 13.XOR DX,[SI+23H], if DX=0200 and [SI+23H]=D002 then the result is 14.The content of BH= - after execution the following code: MOV BH,10101010в AND BH,01100111B 15. The content of BH= -- after execution the following code: MOV BH,10101010B OR BH,11001011B

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