2. What is the value of the doubleword stored in memory starting at address B000316contents of memory locations B000316 , BO00416 , BO005,6 , and B000616 are 1116, 2216,3316 , and 4416 respectively? Is this an example of an aligned double word or amisaligned double word?if the

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What is the value of the doubleword stored in memory starting at address B000316 if the contents of memory locations B000316, BO00416, BO00516 , and B000616 are 1116, 2216 33,6, and 4416 respectively? Is this an example of an aligned double word or a misaligned double word?

What is the value of the doubleword stored in memory starting at address B000316 if the contents of memory locations B000316, BO00416, BO00516 , and B000616 are 1116, 2216 33,6, and 4416 respectively? Is this an example of an aligned double word or a misaligned double word?

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