1. When two 16-bit numbers are multiplied, what two registers hold the product? Show which register contains the most- and least-significant portions of the product. 2. Write a sequence of instructions that cube the 8-bit number found in DL. Load DL with a 5 initially and make sure that your result is a 16-bit number. 3. Where is the remainder found after an 8-bit division? 4. Write a short assembly program to find X=(150/25)+(326*712). Save the result in HEX at the memory location DS:DI (0200:0008) respectively.

1. When two 16-bit numbers are multiplied, what two registers hold the product? Show which register contains the most- and least-significant portions of the product. 2. Write a sequence of instructions that cube the 8-bit number found in DL. Load DL with a 5 initially and make sure that your result is a 16-bit number. 3. Where is the remainder found after an 8-bit division? 4. Write a short assembly program to find X=(150/25)+(326*712). Save the result in HEX at the memory location DS:DI (0200:0008) respectively.

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