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Determine the output of the following Pep/9 machine language
0000 D1FC15
0003 F1001F
0006 D1FC15
0009 F10020
000C D1FC15
000F F10021
0012 D10020
0015 F1FC16
0018 D1001F
001B F1FC16
001E 00
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