Determine the specific type of addressing mode (SMALL LETTERS only) and compute for the address/es. If applicable, determine the content of the destination after the execution of the instruction. Otherwise, NA. For physical address and content of the destination, use CAPITAL LETTERS,NO SPACE/S in between and NO need to include "H" or the unit.A - is for addressing mode type, e.g. directB - physical address/es e.g. 19000-19001 C - content of the destination after execution e.g. if register: AX=1234 if memory (lower address first): 12000=34,12001=12GIVENAX =AB8FHDX = D8ABHSS = C8EFHSI = A7BCHBX =B9DCHCS = DA9FHES = BEFAHBP = B5EAHCX =CF05HDS = CAF8HDI = 8CDEHIP = BCFEH JMP [DX] PHY. ADDPHY. ADDPHY. ADDPHY. ADDPHY. ADDE66F6H FEHE66F7H DCHЕ66F8H | BАНE66F9H 98HЕ66FAH | 76НE66FBH 54HE66FCH 32HDFFD5H ACHDFFD6H BDHE9956H 11HE9955H 84HE9954H 52HE9953H | А1НE9952H 27HE9951H 05HE9950H 87HC8C29H 13HD882BH 05HС8C2АН | 24НD882AH 27HC8C2BH 35HDFFD7H CEHD8829H 87HC8C2CH 46HDFFD8H F1HD8828H A1HC8C2DH 57HDFFD9H 02HD8827H 52HDFFDAH 13HС8С2ЕН | 68нC8C2FH 79HD8826H 11HDFFDBH | 24HD8825H 84H

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Determine the specific type of addressing mode (SMALL LETTERS only) and compute for the address/es. If applicable, determine the content of the destination after the execution of the instruction. Otherwise, NA. For physical address and content of the destination, use CAPITAL LETTERS,NO SPACE/S in between and NO need to include "H" or the unit.

A - is for addressing mode type, e.g. direct

B - physical address/es e.g. 19000-19001

C - content of the destination after execution

e.g. if register: AX=1234

if memory (lower address first): 12000=34,12001=12

GIVEN
AX =AB8FH	DX = D8ABH	SS = C8EFH	SI = A7BCH
BX =B9DCH	CS = DA9FH	ES = BEFAH	BP = B5EAH
CX =CF05H	DS = CAF8H	DI = 8CDEH	IP = BCFEH

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PHY. ADD
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PHY. ADD
PHY. ADD
E66F6H FEH
E66F7H DCH
Е66F8H | BАН
E66F9H 98H
Е66FAH | 76Н
E66FBH 54H
E66FCH 32H
DFFD5H ACH
DFFD6H BDH
E9956H 11H
E9955H 84H
E9954H 52H
E9953H | А1Н
E9952H 27H
E9951H 05H
E9950H 87H
C8C29H 13H
D882BH 05H
С8C2АН | 24Н
D882AH 27H
C8C2BH 35H
DFFD7H CEH
D8829H 87H
C8C2CH 46H
DFFD8H F1H
D8828H A1H
C8C2DH 57H
DFFD9H 02H
D8827H 52H
DFFDAH 13H
С8С2ЕН | 68н
C8C2FH 79H
D8826H 11H
DFFDBH | 24H
D8825H 84H

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