Question 1 Answer the following questions for the machine language instructions 7AF82C and D623DO 7AF82C D623D0 What is the opcode in binary? What does the instruction do? What is the register field in binary? Which register does it specify? What is the addressing field in binary? Which addressing mode does it specify? What is the operand specifier in hex?

Question 1 Answer the following questions for the machine language instructions 7AF82C and D623DO 7AF82C D623D0 What is the opcode in binary? What does the instruction do? What is the register field in binary? Which register does it specify? What is the addressing field in binary? Which addressing mode does it specify? What is the operand specifier in hex?

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