S-Record format is
| Record Type | Byte Count | Address | Data | Checksum |
| S1 | 0D | 4000 | B6C03CC60318067AC03D | A9 |
1. The program is reside in the memory at: 4000
2. Method for checksum calculation
Hence the correct Checksum value is :0x1.
To write assembly code ,source code is required which is not precent in tne question.
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