Question 2: Consider the following assembly language program and show the stack pointer and register values after each PUSH and POP instruction. RETMON EQU OFO00H ORG 100H MOV R3,#25H MOV R5,#67H MOV R7,#36H START PUSH 3 PUSH 5 PUSH 7 РОP 6 РОP 4 POP 2 LCALL RETMON END

Question 2: Consider the following assembly language program and show the stack pointer and register values after each PUSH and POP instruction. RETMON EQU OFO00H ORG 100H MOV R3,#25H MOV R5,#67H MOV R7,#36H START PUSH 3 PUSH 5 PUSH 7 РОP 6 РОP 4 POP 2 LCALL RETMON END

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