this is in Assembly

Write a program called p2.asm that is similar to. program 1 but, instead of adding the numbers, the program multiplies the number using IMUL. Use the form of IMUL that takes one argument. You should first zero out AX. Then, you will load the first number (after converting it to a number, of course) into al, and call IMUL with an operand that references the memory containing the second number, for example: imut [secend auratere] The answer will be stored in AX, but you only have to worry about printing what is in AL (you can assume that the results are a single digit number for printing purposes, just like in problem 1). Example output: \begin{tabular}{|l|} \hline The Multiplying Program \\ Please enter a single digit number: 2 \\ Please enter a single digit number: 3 \\ The answer is: 6 \\ \hline \end{tabular} Write a program called p3.asm that is similar to programs 1 and 2, except that this program uses IDIV to divide the first number by the second number. IDIV is similar to IMUL. However, the quotient will be stored in AL, and the remainder will be stored in AH. Your program should print "The quotient is: " followed by the quotient on a single line, and "The remainder is: " followed by the remainder on a single line. Example output