Convert the CHARI h#000F, s assembly language instructions into hexadecimal machine language________________?
Correct answer: B. DA000F
- A. 40
- B. DA000F
- C. 0111EF
- D. 9001000000
Explanation
In the given assembly notation, CHARI uses opcode DA and the hexadecimal operand 000F, producing the machine instruction DA000F. The other values do not preserve this opcode-and-operand encoding.
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