Consider a processor that contains eight 16-bit registers. Design a complete ALU with the following functionalities for this processor. S₂oooooo0001111SelectionS₁So000001011010111100011011Cin01010101××××XXXXOutputF = AF = A + 1F = A + BF = A + B + 1F = A-B-1F = A - BF = A - 1F = AF = A + BF = A BF = ABF = A'FunctionTransfer AIncrement AAdditionAddition with CarrySubtraction with BorrowSubtractionDecrement ATransfer AORXORANDNOT

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