QUESTION 8 Suppose the following program needs to be loaded on memory starting at address DO with the following simple computing system information: 16 general-purpose registers numbered 016 through F16 256 cells in main memory o Each cell is assigned a unique address consisting of an integer in the range from 0016 to FF16 o Each cell can hold 1-byte of data {Two (2) hexadecimal digits} o Uses the Intel-based syntax (Little-endian Byte Order) Instructions Set Architecture (ISA) consist of 2-bytes (16-bits) with the first 4-bits for the opcode and the remaining 12-bits for the operands Program Counter (PC) register consists of 1-byte {two (2) hexadecimal digits} Instruction Register (IR) consists of 2-byte {four (4) hexadecimal digits} Program Instructions Load R(516) with the ontent of MA(1A16) Load R(E16) with the bit pattern 5010 OR the content of R(516) and R(E16) and store result in R(216) STORE the content of R(216) in MA(6916) HALT progam execution Enter the equivalent hexadecimal digits in their corresponding memory locations. You MUST show the address and the content for each memory Location.* Address Content *Uses the Intel-based syntax (Little-endian Byte Order)