A7 hexadecimal is binary 10100111. RLC rotates all eight accumulator bits left, moving the previous most significant bit into both the least significant bit and carry.
The new bits are 01001111, which is 4F hexadecimal. The old most significant bit was 1, so carry becomes 1. Thus **4F and 1, D**. RLC does not rotate the old carry into the accumulator.
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