Consider the string of data '#. The ASCII value of data # is 23 H which has to be moved from source memory to destination memory. Calculate the 20 bit PA of source memory and destination memory. Assume CS=2000 H, DS=5000 H, SS=6000 H, ES=8000 H. BX=1234 H, BP-2434 H, SP=3500 H, SI=4000 H, DI=5276 H, IP=1245 H.

Consider the string of data '#. The ASCII value of data # is 23 H which has to be moved from source memory to destination memory. Calculate the 20 bit PA of source memory and destination memory. Assume CS=2000 H, DS=5000 H, SS=6000 H, ES=8000 H. BX=1234 H, BP-2434 H, SP=3500 H, SI=4000 H, DI=5276 H, IP=1245 H.

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