A) Identify the addressing modes used for the source and destination operands and determine the physical address accessed by each of the following instructions (Assume all missing data.) (Choose Two Only): 1. MOV CX, [DI] (Source operand) 2. MOV [BP]+BETA, AX (Destination operand) 3. XCHG BX, [FF02] (Source operand)

A) Identify the addressing modes used for the source and destination operands and determine the physical address accessed by each of the following instructions (Assume all missing data.) (Choose Two Only): 1. MOV CX, [DI] (Source operand) 2. MOV [BP]+BETA, AX (Destination operand) 3. XCHG BX, [FF02] (Source operand)

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Chapter11: Operating Systems

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Problem 30VE

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