Consider the basic computer whose microinstruction set is described by table 1. If the f Address E02 F436 D2A E01 Content SE01 E02 y completing the following table: Hexadecimal content of the register AR Time DR IR PC АС Initial values D2A 1234 7200 D2A 7CE8 TO: T1: Т2: T3: T4: T5:

Consider the basic computer whose microinstruction set is described by table 1. If the f Address E02 F436 D2A E01 Content SE01 E02 y completing the following table: Hexadecimal content of the register AR Time DR IR PC АС Initial values D2A 1234 7200 D2A 7CE8 TO: T1: Т2: T3: T4: T5:

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