the formula which will be simulated with MARIE assembly language.

After that, writing code in MARIE assembler to perform an $8-$sample Moving Average with $200$ samples stored in memory involves several steps, including initializing registers, storing and loading data into memory, performing the sum of the $8$ samples and division to obtain the average. Below, I show you a diagram of what this activity could be like in assembly language MARIE

$1.-$Initialization:

Initialize the registers that will contain the indexes, sums, result and memory addresses.

Reserve space in memory to store the $200$ samples.

$2.-$Loading Samples in Memory:

Simulate loading $200$ samples into a specific memory area.

$3.-$Calculation of the Moving Average:

Iterate over the $200$ samples stored in memory.

For each sample, add the $8$ consecutive samples.

Divide the total sum by $8$ to obtain the average.

Save the average result in a new memory area.

$4.-$Completion:

End the program.