Convert the 48 machine language instructions into assembly language, assuming that they were not generated by pseudo-ops_______________?
Correct answer: A. ASRA
- A. ASRA
- B. ADDA h#01FE, i
- C. LOADA h#OD4E, i
- D. STOREA h#014B, d
Explanation
In the referenced instruction format, hexadecimal machine code 48 decodes to ASRA, an accumulator arithmetic-shift-right instruction. The other choices include operand-bearing instructions and therefore do not match this unary opcode.
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