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2. Convert the Hexadecimal string 8946FEH to equivalent Assembly Language instruction. Show your solution. Hint: FEH is a 2's complemented number.

 

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To convert the hexadecimal string 8946FEH to an equivalent assembly language instruction, we need to first split it into two parts: 8946H and FEH.

The first part, 8946H, represents the opcode or operation code which specifies the instruction to be executed. In this case, the opcode is not recognizable as a standard instruction, so we cannot determine the exact instruction being executed.

The second part, FEH, represents a two's complemented number. Two's complement is a method of representing signed numbers in binary form, where the leftmost bit represents the sign (0 for positive, 1 for negative) and the rest of the bits represent the magnitude of the number.

To convert FEH to decimal, we first need to invert all the bits (1's complement) and then add 1 to the result to get the two's complement representation. In this case, the 1's complement of FEH is 0101 1110B and adding 1 to it gives us 0101 1111B, which is equal to 95 in decimal.

So, the equivalent assembly language instruction for the hexadecimal string 8946FEH is unknown opcode with a signed number of -95 (or 0x95 in hexadecimal).

 

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2. Convert the Hexadecimal string 8946FEH to equivalent Assembly Language instruction. Show your solution. Hint: FEH is a 2's complemented number.

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