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How long does the following piece of assembly language take to execute (assuming a 12MHz clock...

How long does the following piece of assembly language take to execute (assuming a 12MHz clock frequency)?:

MOV A,#55h

MUL AB

JMP NEXT

NEXT: MOV P2,A

MOV P3, B

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