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The table given in attachment, shows part of a machine language program for the MARIE computer. Three memory words are shown, beginning at address 100 (hex). If possible, convert each machine language instruction to an equivalent assembly language instruction. If this is not possible, carefully explain why.

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Convert the given machine language instructions to equivalent assembly language instructions for the MARIE computer.

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All of the given machine language instructions are valid Marie architecture instructions. Their equivalent assembly language instructions are given ...

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