For the 1-byte hexadecimal number OXAB that is stored in a register, only the lower nibble must be set without affecting the higher one. Write down the binary equivalent of the number, the binary bitmask, and the logical operation for solving the task.

For the 1-byte hexadecimal number OXAB that is stored in a register, only the lower nibble must be set without affecting the higher one. Write down the binary equivalent of the number, the binary bitmask, and the logical operation for solving the task.

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