Assume that you have five unsigned values stored in the stack shown in the Figure below. Write one program corresponding to each of the followings: a- The summation of value_1, value_3, and value_5; Where all of these values are stored in the stack segment shown in the figure below. b- If the content of AX=AABB, BX=BBAA, and SP=17FD, write a sub program to exchange the value of AX and BX. c- In the program written in part b, is there any overflow problem? explain why yes or no? d- Assume all values in the stack below still there without any change, explain how can you flush all of these values. e-Show how the contents of the flag register will change if you are executing the sub programs in part a and part b. STACK SP 17EE 17EF 17F0 17F1 17F2 17F3 17F4 17F5 17F6 17F7 17F8 17F9 17FA 17FB 17FC 17FD 17FE 11 Value_5 10 11 Value_4 16 B1 Value_3 20 A1 Value 2 19 F1 Value_1 25 Assume that you have five unsigned values stored in the stack shown in the Figure below. Write one program corresponding to each of the followings: a- The summation of value_1, value_3, and value_5; Where all of these values are stored in the stack segment shown in the figure below. b- If the content of AX=AABB, BX=BBAA, and SP=17FD, write a sub program to exchange the value of AX and BX. c- In the program written in part b, is there any overflow problem? explain why yes or no? d- Assume all values in the stack below still there without any change, explain how can you flush all of these values. e-Show how the contents of the flag register will change if you are executing the sub programs in part a and part b. STACK SP 17EE 17EF 17F0 17F1 17F2 17F3 17F4 17F5 17F6 17F7 17F8 17F9 17FA 17FB 17FC 17FD 17FE 11 Value_5 10 11 Value_4 16 B1 Value_3 20 A1 Value 2 19 F1 Value_1 25