Address Content 50 10 51 57 52 21 53 OA 54 52 55 01 56 32 57 58 59 Со 00 Suppose the memory cells at addresses 50 through 59 contain the bit patterns above written in hexadecimal. When answering the following questions, assume that the machine is started with its program counter containing 50 and we waited until the machine halted. What is the hexadecimal value in register 0?

Address Content 50 10 51 57 52 21 53 OA 54 52 55 01 56 32 57 58 59 Со 00 Suppose the memory cells at addresses 50 through 59 contain the bit patterns above written in hexadecimal. When answering the following questions, assume that the machine is started with its program counter containing 50 and we waited until the machine halted. What is the hexadecimal value in register 0?

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