Assume that DS=4500h, SS=2000h, BX =2100h, SI=1486h, DI 8500h, BP=7814h, and AH=25h. 1-Show the PA location where AH content is stored in each of the following. A) MOV AH, [BX] +20 B) MOV AH, [SI] +10 C) MOV AH, [DI][BX]+4 D) MOV AH, [BP] +12 2- What is the type of addressing mode for each previous instruction?

Assume that DS=4500h, SS=2000h, BX =2100h, SI=1486h, DI 8500h, BP=7814h, and AH=25h. 1-Show the PA location where AH content is stored in each of the following. A) MOV AH, [BX] +20 B) MOV AH, [SI] +10 C) MOV AH, [DI][BX]+4 D) MOV AH, [BP] +12 2- What is the type of addressing mode for each previous instruction?

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