Generally, the distance that a programmer wants to move from the current instruction location on a BRANCH ON CONDITION is fairly small. This suggests that it might be appropriate to design the BRANCH instruction is such a way that the new location is calculated relative to the current instruction location. For example, we could design a different LMC instruction 8CX. The C digit would specify the condition on which to branch, and X would be a single-digit relative address. Using 10’s complement, this would allow a branch of −5 to +4 locations from the current address. If we were currently executing this instruction at location 24, 803 would cause a branch on negative to location 27. Write a fetch-execute cycle for this BRANCH ON NEGATIVE RELATIVE instruction.