Your Answer: So the opcode can be moved into the PC. . . . .

is wrong.

The PC (program counter) is a register that contains the address of one of the bytes of the current instruction. The instruction itself is to be loaded into the Instruction Register of the processor.

Consider that the VAX does not have fixed-size instructions. The op-code determines how many (up to 6) operand specifiers are to follow. This hint should help you answer the question.


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