In each case, assume that the first instruction in the sequence will be located at address x3000 130 pts For this problem, (1) draw a flowchart, and (2) write a sequence of LC-3 instructions, in assembly language. Your code must work regardless of where the instructions are located in memory. (In other words, don't assume that you know where the starting address is. This also means that you cannot force the starting address to be a certain value.)Find the minimum value in a sequence of ten integers in memory, starting at address x4000. Store the minimum value to location x4064. (Note: This is true assembly language use a label instead of an address as the operand of LD, ST, etc.) Hint: You can include data in your code, using FILL, as long as you make sure the data is not executed as instructions