1. The nor & nand instructions are not part of the RISC-V instruction set because the same functionality can be implemented using existing instructions. Write RISCV code that performs a nor operation on registers x8 and x9 and places the result in register x10. Write RISCV code that performs a nand operation on registers x5 and x6 and places the result in register x7

1. The nor & nand instructions are not part of the RISC-V instruction set because the same functionality can be implemented using existing instructions. Write RISCV code that performs a nor operation on registers x8 and x9 and places the result in register x10. Write RISCV code that performs a nand operation on registers x5 and x6 and places the result in register x7

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