A system uses a memory component that stores only the three most recent data items it has processed. The system processes the following sequence of items one by one: A, B, C, D, E. The states below represent the contents of the memory component at different points in time. Arrange these states in the chronological order in which they would occur.
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A system uses a memory component that stores only the three most recent data items it has processed. The system processes the following sequence of items one by one: A, B, C, D, E. The states below represent the contents of the memory component at different points in time. Arrange these states in the chronological order in which they would occur.