If we assemble the following MARIE assembly language program: Memory Address (Hexadecimal) Instruction 214 Load A 215 Sub B 216 Store C 217 Halt 218, A 00D5 219, B CFCE 21A, C 0000 1) Show the symbol table after the first pass. 2) Show the translated instructions after the first pass in both binary and hexadecimal. 3) Show the translated instructions after the second passi n both binary and hexadecimal.

If we assemble the following MARIE assembly language program: Memory Address (Hexadecimal) Instruction 214 Load A 215 Sub B 216 Store C 217 Halt 218, A 00D5 219, B CFCE 21A, C 0000 1) Show the symbol table after the first pass. 2) Show the translated instructions after the first pass in both binary and hexadecimal. 3) Show the translated instructions after the second passi n both binary and hexadecimal.

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Description: If we assemble the following MARIE assembly language program:Memory Address(Hexadecimal)Instruction214Load A215Sub B216Store C217Halt218, A00D5219, BCFCE21A, C0000 1) Show the symbol table after the first pass. 2) Show the translated instructions

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