Determine the physical address of the source operand base on the Based Indexed Addressing Mode. The MOV instruction MOV AX, [BX].[1234] [SI] The contents of IP and CS are 0200, and 2AF2 respectively. PA is 32D24 which use to compute DS Also, the contents of BX and SI are 5252, and A620 respectively. Explain by the draw the registers and the logical of the system memory. Note: the content of PA is 95AB and the coding of this instruction is XXXX Activate Windows Go to Singa

Determine the physical address of the source operand base on the Based Indexed Addressing Mode. The MOV instruction MOV AX, [BX].[1234] [SI] The contents of IP and CS are 0200, and 2AF2 respectively. PA is 32D24 which use to compute DS Also, the contents of BX and SI are 5252, and A620 respectively. Explain by the draw the registers and the logical of the system memory. Note: the content of PA is 95AB and the coding of this instruction is XXXX Activate Windows Go to Singa

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