in assembly show output too - thanks . Translate the following expression to Assembly: a. 5...

in assembly show output too - thanks

. Translate the following expression to Assembly:

a. 5 x (10 + 13)

b. 5 - 4 x 4

c. AX = FF50h - ABCDh

d. EAX = (EBX - 4) x (-1)

e. EAX = 0

EBX = 9

ECX = 10

X = EAX x EBX - ECX

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Explanation:-

So in this way we can convert an expression into assembly language using the above instruction.The output for each expression is

1)115

2)-11

3)5383

4) (EBX - 4) x (-1)

5)-10

Note:-The explanation of each output is being provided above

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