Assume X address is 29D, find the value of AXfor each of the following instruction.Databyte12, 3.5 , 2 dup (2 , 2 dup(2,1)), 65 , 115 , 88.29 , 506'1', "23", '32', '0', '1', 0, 2', '13'XWReal 4Word"198", 0QwordZY1936 , 7610 , 3.5• Mov AL, OffsetAX=..• Mov AH , Length OfAX= ........• Mov AX , Size of YAX=. .• Mov AH , TYPE WAX=. .

Assume X address is 29D, find the value of AX for each of the following instruction .Data X byte 12, 3.5 , 2 dup (2, 2 dup(2,1)), 65 , 1 15, 88.29 , 506 '1', "23", '32', '0', '1',0, '2', '13' W Real 4 Z Word "198", 0 Qword Y 1936 , 7610 , 3.5 • Mov AL, Offset AX=. • Mov AH, Length Of AX=. • Mov AX , Size of Y AX= . Mov AH , TYPE W AX=.. Z .......... .... .... .....

Assume X address is 29D, find the value of AX for each of the following instruction .Data X byte 12, 3.5 , 2 dup (2, 2 dup(2,1)), 65 , 1 15, 88.29 , 506 '1', "23", '32', '0', '1',0, '2', '13' W Real 4 Z Word "198", 0 Qword Y 1936 , 7610 , 3.5 • Mov AL, Offset AX=. • Mov AH, Length Of AX=. • Mov AX , Size of Y AX= . Mov AH , TYPE W AX=.. Z .......... .... .... .....

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Chapter11: Operating Systems

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