What will the values of Carry Flag, Overflow Flag and Sign Flag after the execution of following operations in asssmebly: 1) 8-bit addition of following values using registers in ADD instruction SF =? CF = ? OF = ? SF =? CF = ? OF = ? 92+92 100+200 30-50 SF =? CF = ? OF = ? 50-30 SF =? CF = ? OF = ? -100-200 SF =? CF = ? OF = ? First do binary calculations on paper and then perform write and execute your answer in emu8086.

What will the values of Carry Flag, Overflow Flag and Sign Flag after the execution of following operations in asssmebly: 1) 8-bit addition of following values using registers in ADD instruction SF =? CF = ? OF = ? SF =? CF = ? OF = ? 92+92 100+200 30-50 SF =? CF = ? OF = ? 50-30 SF =? CF = ? OF = ? -100-200 SF =? CF = ? OF = ? First do binary calculations on paper and then perform write and execute your answer in emu8086.

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Chapter11: Operating Systems

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