Determine result of the operation or contents of the destination, machine code, and the address ranger after determining themachine code. If 32-bits register is needed and only 16-bits are given, append multiple 'F on the most significant bits beforeperforming the operation stated. For displacement and immediate value, use hexadecimal. Write the displacement right afterthe modregR/M. Use single space in between bytes.Example:Contents of the destination: DX=1234 or 12345=AA,12346=BBMachine Code: 1001001 01111100 AB CD EE FF(opcode.d,w modregR/M displacement)Address Range: 12345-12345Instruction type: data transfer (small letters only)15JPG...AX = EFEDH DX = 9CF8HSS = BCEFHES - DASFHDI = DCCFHSI = CEFAHBP = 8EEFHIP = 8BCCHBX = 7ECDHCS = E8FAHCX = FE04HDS = C7DBHSP = 9DDCHSBB EDX, [BX + SI]15BJPGPHY.PHY.PHY.PHY.PHY.ADDADDADDADDADDDCB7AH54HD7D9EH FFHE74FOH13нFSOCOH05HD3B74HВЕНD7D9FH BOHD7DAOH FCHD7DAIH EDHD7DAZH| 57HDCB79H DCHE74EFH24HFSOBFHBEHD3B75HOSHDCB78HDEE74EEHOSHF5OBEH87HD3B76H 87HE74EDH ВСHE74ECH 46HDCB77H 9DHF5OBDH E7HD3B77HАCHDCB76HFEHFSOBCH52HD3B78H FEHD3B79H 52HD3B7AH 03HDCB75H76HD7DA3H68HE74EBH 57HFSOBBH | 11НDCB74H 32HD7DA4H79HE74EAH 87HFSOBAH 84HContents of the destination: Blank 1Machine Code:Blank 2Address Range: Blank 3Instruction type: Blank 4Blank 1Add your answerBlank 2 Add your answerBlank 3Add your answerBlank 4Add your answer

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Determine result of the operation or contents of the destination, machine code, and the address ranger after determining the machine code. If 32-bits register is needed and only 16-bits are given, append multiple 'F on the most significant bits before performing the operation stated. For displacement and immediate value, use hexadecimal. Write the displacement right after the modregR/M. Use single space in between bytes. Example: Contents of the destination: DX=1234 or 12345=AA,12346=BB Machine Code: 1001001 01111100 AB CD EE FF(opcode.d.w modregR/M displacement) Address Range: 12345-12346 Instruction type: data transfer (small letters only)

Determine result of the operation or contents of the destination, machine code, and the address ranger after determining the machine code. If 32-bits register is needed and only 16-bits are given, append multiple 'F on the most significant bits before performing the operation stated. For displacement and immediate value, use hexadecimal. Write the displacement right after the modregR/M. Use single space in between bytes. Example: Contents of the destination: DX=1234 or 12345=AA,12346=BB Machine Code: 1001001 01111100 AB CD EE FF(opcode.d.w modregR/M displacement) Address Range: 12345-12346 Instruction type: data transfer (small letters only)

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