A. Add the necessary forwarding paths for the following instructions in thedatapath shown here.A1 add R3, R3, R42 subR4, R2, R33 add R4, R5, R51PCAddress>AddInstructionmemoryIF/IDReadregister 1Readregister 2WriteregisterWritedataReaddata 1Registers Roaddata 216Sign-extend32ID/EXShiftleft 2Add AddresultZeroALU ALUresultEX/MEMAddressWritedataDatamemoryReaddataMEM/WB

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A. Add the necessary forwarding paths for the following instructions in the datapath shown here. A 1 add R3, R3, R4 2 sub R4, R2, R3 3 add R4, R5, R5 LO-B! PC Address >Add Instruction memory IFAD Road register 1 Read register Registers Road data 2 Write register Write data Read data 1 16 Sign- extend ID/EX Shift left 2 Adg Add result Zero ALU ALU result EX/MEM Address Write data Data memory Read data MEM/WB

A. Add the necessary forwarding paths for the following instructions in the datapath shown here. A 1 add R3, R3, R4 2 sub R4, R2, R3 3 add R4, R5, R5 LO-B! PC Address >Add Instruction memory IFAD Road register 1 Read register Registers Road data 2 Write register Write data Read data 1 16 Sign- extend ID/EX Shift left 2 Adg Add result Zero ALU ALU result EX/MEM Address Write data Data memory Read data MEM/WB

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