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The document outlines a simple assembly program that takes three inputs (X, Y, Z), performs arithmetic operations by adding them together, and stores the results in variables V and W. It starts execution at memory address 100 and ends with an output of the final result W. The program also includes declarations for the variables used in the calculations.

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Solution 14

The document outlines a simple assembly program that takes three inputs (X, Y, Z), performs arithmetic operations by adding them together, and stores the results in variables V and W. It starts execution at memory address 100 and ends with an output of the final result W. The program also includes declarations for the variables used in the calculations.

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Program Comment

ORG 100 /Program will start at memory address 100

INPUT /Taking first input(X)

store X /Store value of X

INPUT /Taking second input(y)

store Y /Store value of Y

INPUT /Taking third input(z)

store Z /Store value of Z

load X /Load value of variable X to AC

add Y /Add value of Y to AC (X+Y)

store V /Store result in V

load V /Load value of V to AC

add Z /Add value of Z to AC(X+Y+Z or V+Z)

store W /Store result in W

OUTPUT /Display W

Halt /End of program

X, DEC 0 /Declare variable X

Y, DEC 0 /Declare variable Y

Z, DEC 0 /Declare variable Z

V, DEC 0 /Declare variable V

W, DEC 0 /Declare variable W

END

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