5.Convert the following high-level code into RISC-V assembly language. Assumethat the signed integer variables g and ŉ are in registers to and t1, respectively. You canuse other temporary registers like t2 and t3 if needed.a)b)if (g % 8 == 3 || g % 8 == 5)h = h * 5.5;elseh = h 16;if (g % 16 > 4 && g % 16 < 12)h = (g + 5 * h) % 8;elseh = (g + 8.5 * h)* 9; 4.Convert the following high-level code into RISC-V assembly language. Assumethat the signed integer variables g and ŉ are in registers to and t1, respectively. You canuse other temporary registers like t2 and t3 if needed.a)b)if (g > h)g = (g + 7) * 2.5;elseh = (hif (g <= h)g = (gelse6)/16;h) % 32;g = (g + 3 * h)* 14;

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5. Convert the following high-level code into RISC-V assembly language. Assume that the signed integer variables g and ŉ are in registers to and t1, respectively. You can use other temporary registers like t2 and t3 if needed. a) b) if (g % 8 == 3 || g % 8 == 5) h = h 5.5; else h = h 16; if (g % 16 > 4 && g % 16 < 12) h = (g + 5 * h) % 8; else h = (q + 8.5 * h) * 9;

5. Convert the following high-level code into RISC-V assembly language. Assume that the signed integer variables g and ŉ are in registers to and t1, respectively. You can use other temporary registers like t2 and t3 if needed. a) b) if (g % 8 == 3 || g % 8 == 5) h = h 5.5; else h = h 16; if (g % 16 > 4 && g % 16 < 12) h = (g + 5 * h) % 8; else h = (q + 8.5 * h) * 9;

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