If MBYTES input is high, then the pin serves as
(a) AEN
(b) CEN
(c) AEN and CEN
(d) None of the mentioned
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This intriguing question comes from 80286 Minimum System Configuration, Interfacing Memory and I/O Devices With 80286 topic in section 80286-80287-A Microprocessor with Memory Management and Protection of Microprocessor