3) Fill the register AL with the bit 3 of AH, i.e., If b3 of AH=0 then AL must be 00H If b3 of AH=1 then AL must be FFH 4) Rebuild the following instructions 1. MOV AX, 0000H 2. MOV AL, FFH 3. NOT BL 4. NEG CX

3) Fill the register AL with the bit 3 of AH, i.e., If b3 of AH=0 then AL must be 00H If b3 of AH=1 then AL must be FFH 4) Rebuild the following instructions 1. MOV AX, 0000H 2. MOV AL, FFH 3. NOT BL 4. NEG CX

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Description: 3) Fill the register AL with the bit 3 of AH, i.e.,If b3 of AH=0 then AL must be 00HIf b3 of AH=1 then AL must be FFH4) Rebuild the following instructions1. MOV AX, 0000H2. MOV AL, FFH3. NOT BL4. NEG CX

Systems Architecture

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Author:Stephen D. Burd

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Chapter2: Introduction To Systems Architecture

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 2VE: A(n) __________ is a storage location implemented in the CPU.

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