3(A.) (15 points) Assume that memory beginning at location SC000 contains the contents of the first column of the table below. It is the machine code of a program. In the space provided, disassemble this program (use Appendix A2 in the book), i.e., determine the complete instructions (including operands; e.g., LDA/A S1234) to be executed (do not try to make sense of the program as it does not do anything useful). Don't forget to put # and $-signs in the appropriate places. Note: not all rows will require entries-only one entry per instruction. If the program includes a branch, please put the label 'LABEL' in front of the branch destination instruction and after the branch mnemonic. 3(B.) (5 points) Fill in the address mode next to each source code instruction. Note: not all rows of this table require entries Contents SB6 $12 $34 $D6 $12 $1B $97 $12 $18 SCE $12 $34 $18 $09 $18 SEF $00 S2E SF5 Instruction Address Mode 3(A.) (15 points) Assume that memory beginning at location SC000 contains the contents of the first column of the table below. It is the machine code of a program. In the space provided, disassemble this program (use Appendix A2 in the book), i.e., determine the complete instructions (including operands; e.g., LDA/A S1234) to be executed (do not try to make sense of the program as it does not do anything useful). Don't forget to put # and $-signs in the appropriate places. Note: not all rows will require entries-only one entry per instruction. If the program includes a branch, please put the label 'LABEL' in front of the branch destination instruction and after the branch mnemonic. 3(B.) (5 points) Fill in the address mode next to each source code instruction. Note: not all rows of this table require entries Contents SB6 $12 $34 $D6 $12 $1B $97 $12 $18 SCE $12 $34 $18 $09 $18 SEF $00 S2E SF5 Instruction Address Mode