After the SHR instruction is executed in the code sequence below, what is the final value for AL? MOV AL, 1010_1111b SHR AL, 2 O a. O b. O C. O d. The answer is 0010_0111. The answer is 0010_1011. The answer is 0011_0011. The answer is 0010_0011.

After the SHR instruction is executed in the code sequence below, what is the final value for AL? MOV AL, 1010_1111b SHR AL, 2 O a. O b. O C. O d. The answer is 0010_0111. The answer is 0010_1011. The answer is 0011_0011. The answer is 0010_0011.

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Description: Question After the SHR instruction is executed in the code sequence below, what is the final value for AL?MOV AL, 1010_1111bSHR AL, 2O a.O b.O C.O d.The answer is 0010_0111.The answer is 0010_1011.The answer is 0011_0011.The answer is 0010_0011.

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