2. Write the assembly language program code for the following flowchart. b) Sketch a diagram showing that the data transfer from CPU to memory/ from memory to CPU including the busses. START Get 1" number from location 005AH Get 2nd number from location 005BH Add the two numbers Store the result in location 005CH END

2. Write the assembly language program code for the following flowchart. b) Sketch a diagram showing that the data transfer from CPU to memory/ from memory to CPU including the busses. START Get 1" number from location 005AH Get 2nd number from location 005BH Add the two numbers Store the result in location 005CH END

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Chapter11: Operating Systems

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