Please consider the following segment of an assembly language program.Manually execute one instruction at a time and write the new resulting contentsof conditions codes N/Z/V/C, Registers R5/R6, and New Memory Contents.Write the contents without any prefix or suffix, just the hex contents.Instruction 0001ADDC.W@R5+, R6MOV,W&0204h,R6|--CC-- NZVCMOV.WR6, 0(R5)BIC.W#0x3100,R6CMP.B4(R6),-2(R5)R5Ox0208R6OxA006Memory MemoryAddress ContentsOx0200 0x1100 1100Ox0202 0x2200Ox0204 0x33000x0206 |0x4400Ox0208 0x5500Ox020A Ox6600New Contents

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Please consider the following segment of an assembly language program. Manually execute one instruction at a time and write the new resulting contents of conditions codes N/Z/V/C, Registers R5/R6, and New Memory Contents. Write the contents without any prefix or suffix, just the hex contents.

Please consider the following segment of an assembly language program. Manually execute one instruction at a time and write the new resulting contents of conditions codes N/Z/V/C, Registers R5/R6, and New Memory Contents. Write the contents without any prefix or suffix, just the hex contents.

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