MICROPROCESSOR EMULATOR CODESSolve all the given task through using assembly language code for emu8086Exmaple given on the picture Task 01 Swap two numbers using ADD/SUB instructions only.Task 02 (use add, sub, mul, div)If A, B and C are 3 variables, perform the given mathematical operation• A = C + (B – A) - 2 ;Task 03 (use add, sub, mul, div)If X, Y and Z are 3 variables, then perform the given mathematical operation• Y * Y / (4 * X * Z)Task 04 (use add, sub, mul, div)Perform the following arithmetic operation: 10 * 7 / (1 - 4) + 13 + 52 – 4 * .8086.model small.stack 100h.data04 . data05 ; your data here06 x db 207 y db 408 .code09 main proc10 mov al, 511 mov bl, 1512 div bl; your data hereх db 2y db 4.codemain procmov al, 5mov bl, 15div blmain endpendemulator: mycode.exe_file math debug viewexternalvirtual devicesvirtual drive helpLoadreloadstep backsingle stepstep delay ms: 0run. ***.....registers0721:00000721:0000L07210: BO 17607211: 05 00507212: B3 17907213: OF 015 *07214: F6 246 :07215: F3 243 S07216: 90 144 É07217: 90 144 É07218: 90 144 É07219: 90 144 É0721A: 90 144 É0721B: 90 144 É0721C: 90 144 É0721D: 90 144 É0721E: 90 144 É00 00MOU AL, 05hMOU BL, OFhDIU BLNOPNOPNOPNOPNOPNOPNOPNOPNOPNOPNOPNOPAXBX 00 00Cx 81 16DX 00 00CS0721IP0000SS0710SP010000

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Description: MICROPROCESSOR EMULATOR CODESSolve all the given task through using assembly language code for emu8086Exmaple given on the picture Task 01 Swap two numbers using ADD/SUB instructions only.Task 02 (use add, sub, mul, div)If A, B and C are 3 variables,

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MICROPROCESSOR EMULATOR CODES Solve all the given task through using assembly language code for emu8086 Exmaple given on the picture Task 01 Swap two numbers using ADD/SUB instructions only. Task 02 (use add, sub, mul, div) If A, B and C are 3 variables, perform the given mathematical operation • A = C + (B – A) - 2 ; Task 03 (use add, sub, mul, div) If X, Y and Z are 3 variables, then perform the given mathematical operation • Y * Y / (4 * X * Z) Task 04 (use add, sub, mul, div) Perform the following arithmetic operation: 10 * 7 / (1 - 4) + 13 + 52 – 4 *

MICROPROCESSOR EMULATOR CODES Solve all the given task through using assembly language code for emu8086 Exmaple given on the picture Task 01 Swap two numbers using ADD/SUB instructions only. Task 02 (use add, sub, mul, div) If A, B and C are 3 variables, perform the given mathematical operation • A = C + (B – A) - 2 ; Task 03 (use add, sub, mul, div) If X, Y and Z are 3 variables, then perform the given mathematical operation • Y * Y / (4 * X * Z) Task 04 (use add, sub, mul, div) Perform the following arithmetic operation: 10 * 7 / (1 - 4) + 13 + 52 – 4 *

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