(a) Suppose the main memory of the Pep/9 were completely filled with unary instructions. How many instructions would it contain? (b) What is the maximum number of instructions that would fit in the main memory if none of the instructions is unary? (c) Suppose the main memory is completely filled with an equal number of unary and nonunary instructions. How many total instructions would it contain?

(a) Suppose the main memory of the Pep/9 were completely filled with unary instructions. How many instructions would it contain? (b) What is the maximum number of instructions that would fit in the main memory if none of the instructions is unary? (c) Suppose the main memory is completely filled with an equal number of unary and nonunary instructions. How many total instructions would it contain?

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