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Sequential FIFO Memory Updates
A memory system with a fixed size of 4 elements operates based on the update rule Mem = FIFO(S_kv, Mem_pre). If the memory's initial state is Mem_pre = ['A', 'B', 'C', 'D'], what will be the final state of the memory after two sequential updates with new segments S_kv1 = 'E' and then S_kv2 = 'F'? Explain the state of the memory after each update.
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