Please do the part B only,

Assume that the value of N is stored at memory location 0 and the result Y is to be stored at memory location 1. You may use other memory locations for temporary storage if necessary. Your program should start at memory location 10 decimal. - Show the representation of your program using the IAS assembly language mnemonics (Table 1.1). - Show the machine language representation of your program by showing the contents of the memory locations in hexadecimal, similar to the program shown in Problem 1.4. (Hint: remember on IAS there are two instructions stored per memory location).

1.1 You are to write an IAS program to compute the results of the following equation. N Y = X=1 Assume that the computation does not result in an arithmetic overflow and that X, Y, and N are positive integers with N 2 1. Note: The IAS did not have assembly language, only machine language. N(N + 1) a. Use the equation Sum(Y) = when writing the IAS program. 2 b. Do it the "hard way," without using the equation from part (a)