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b = Ah divide both sides by A b/A = h
Dis macro str mov ah,09h lea dx,str int 21h endm data segment msg2 db "binary number is : $" str1 db 20 dup('$') str2 db 20 dup('$') no dw 100 line db 10,13,'$' data ends code segment assume ds:data,cs:code start: mov ax,data mov ds,ax lea si,str1 mov ax,no mov bh,00 mov bl,2 l1:div bl add ah,'0' mov byte ptr[si],ah mov ah,00 inc si inc bh cmp al,00 jne l1 mov cl,bh lea si,str1 lea di,str2 mov ch,00 add si,cx dec si l2:mov ah,byte ptr[si] mov byte ptr[di],ah dec si inc di loop l2 dis line dis msg2 dis str2 mov ah,4ch int 21h code ends end start ;------ ;output ;------ binary number is : 1100100
800.50 ah nevermind i give up
Ah, angles are like happy little trees, each with their own special name. A 212-degree angle is called a reflex angle, which is a bit more than a straight line but not quite a full circle. Just like in painting, every angle has its own beauty and purpose on the canvas of geometry.
I don't know how to sum geometrical figures. I suppose you could count it: one! One trapezoid! Ah ah ah ah ah. The sum of the interior angles of any convex four-sided polygon is 360 degrees. The some of the exterior angles of any convex polygon (no matter how many sides it has) is 360 degrees.