1. Translate the following super simple CPU machine code to the assembly. Look at the first four bits of each memory cell and find those bit patterns in the opcodes key. Write down the corresponding three-letter mnemonic. As you may remember the remaining 12 bits is operand. 0100000000001000 1010000000000100 0010000000000101 1000000000000001 1111000000000000 0000000000000100 2. Run the above program (question 1) manually. Assume the remaining memory cells (except the first 6 cells that have been assigned to the above6 instructions) are initialized to O. Keep columns for the instruction address (PC) and the accumulator value after the instruction executes (show the results irn the following table). The initial values before the execution starts are shown i the table. PC ACC 3. What does this program actually do