[5.1] The hardware below is used to divide two unsigned integers. Divisor 64-bit ALU Remainder 64 bits 64 bits Write 32-bit ALU Shift right Divisor a. Find the 6-bit representation of the Dividend 41ten and Divisor 5ten. b. Show the contents of each register at each step of a division, using a table with the header: Iteration, Operation, Quotient, Divisor, Remainder. c. Consider the optimize division hardware shown below. Show the contents of each register at each step of a division, using a table with the header: Iteration, Operation, Divisor, Remainder. 32 bits Remainder Control test 64 bits Quotient Shift left 32 bits Shift right Shift left Write d. Convert the result back to base 10 to verify your results. Control test

[5.1] The hardware below is used to divide two unsigned integers. Divisor 64-bit ALU Remainder 64 bits 64 bits Write 32-bit ALU Shift right Divisor a. Find the 6-bit representation of the Dividend 41ten and Divisor 5ten. b. Show the contents of each register at each step of a division, using a table with the header: Iteration, Operation, Quotient, Divisor, Remainder. c. Consider the optimize division hardware shown below. Show the contents of each register at each step of a division, using a table with the header: Iteration, Operation, Divisor, Remainder. 32 bits Remainder Control test 64 bits Quotient Shift left 32 bits Shift right Shift left Write d. Convert the result back to base 10 to verify your results. Control test

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