Question

Write an assembly language program to multiply two decimal numbers (8) x (12) and store the result in memory location 3050H.

A) Write the assembly language program to multiply two decimal numbers.
B) Write the assembly language program to divide two decimal numbers.
C) Write the assembly language program to add two decimal numbers.
D) Write the assembly language program to subtract two decimal numbers.

Answer 1

To multiply two decimal numbers in assembly language, you can use the multiplication instruction 'MUL'. Here is an example of an assembly language program to perform this multiplication: MOV AL, 8 MUL 12 MOV [3050H], AX

Step-by-step explanation:

To multiply two decimal numbers in assembly language, you can use the multiplication instruction 'MUL'. In your case, you want to multiply 8 and 12. Here is an example of an assembly language program to perform this multiplication:

MOV AL, 8
MUL 12
MOV [3050H], AX

This program first loads the value 8 into the AL register, then performs the multiplication with 12 using the 'MUL' instruction. The result is stored in the AX register. Finally, the result is moved to memory location 3050H using the 'MOV' instruction.