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Assume that MYREG = 27H. Indicate the value in MYREG after the execution of the sequence...

Assume that MYREG = 27H. Indicate the value in MYREG after the execution of the sequence of instructions in each of the following cases:

a

MOVLW

CPFSLT

INCF

ADDLW

0x5E

MYREG

MYREG,F

0x5
b

MOVLW

CPFSGT

INCF

ADDLW

0x84

MYREG

MYREG, F

0x5
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