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Microprocessor 8086

The physical address for fetching the next instruction is calculated by multiplying the code segment (CS) by 16 and adding the instruction pointer (IP). This results in a physical address of 443E8H. The physical address for the top of the stack is calculated by multiplying the stack segment (SS) by 16 and adding the stack pointer (SP). This results in a physical address of 70000H.

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Microprocessor 8086

The physical address for fetching the next instruction is calculated by multiplying the code segment (CS) by 16 and adding the instruction pointer (IP). This results in a physical address of 443E8H. The physical address for the top of the stack is calculated by multiplying the stack segment (SS) by 16 and adding the stack pointer (SP). This results in a physical address of 70000H.

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Answer to the question no: 2(a)

The physical address from where the next instruction will be fetched is:
CS * 10H + IP
= (4000H * 10H) + 43E8H
= 40000H + 43E8H
= 443E8H

Answer to the question no: 2(b)


The physical address for the top of the stack is:
SS * 10H + SP
= (7000H * 10H) + 0000H
= 70000H + 0000H
= 70000H

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