Ch4.3 Which code sequences have at least one STALL in them? Write STALL or NO to the right.ANSWER"STALL" or "NO"addaddaddadd1wbegsubandoraddSW1woriaddsubaddIwaddbegAddsub1waddiCODE SEQUENCE$1, $1,$2$1, $1,$3$1, $1,$4$1, $1, $2$1, ($7)$1, $0, label$2, $1,$3$12, $2, $5$13, $6, $2$14, $2, $2$15,100 ($2)$7, 4 ($14)$6, $6, 3$12, $1, $1$2, $12, $3$1, $1, $2$1, ($7)$2, $3, $4$1, $0, label$1, $2, $3$2, $4, $5$1, ($2)$2, $1, 4

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Ch4.3 Which code sequences have at least one STALL in them? Write STALL or NO to the right. CODE SEQUENCE ANSWER "STALL" or "NO" $1, $1, $2 $1, $1,$3 $1, $1,$4 add add add add lw beg sub and or add SW 1w ori add sub add lw add beq Add sub 1w addi $1, $1, $2 $1, ($7) $1, $0, label $2, $1,$3 $12, $2,$5 $13, $6, $2 $14, $2, $2 $15,100 ($2) $7, 4 ($14) $6, $6, 3 $12, $1, $1 $2, $12, $3 $1, $1, $2 $1, ($7) $2, $3, $4 $1, $0, label $1, $2, $3 $2, $4, $5 $1, ($2) $2, $1, 4

Ch4.3 Which code sequences have at least one STALL in them? Write STALL or NO to the right. CODE SEQUENCE ANSWER "STALL" or "NO" $1, $1, $2 $1, $1,$3 $1, $1,$4 add add add add lw beg sub and or add SW 1w ori add sub add lw add beq Add sub 1w addi $1, $1, $2 $1, ($7) $1, $0, label $2, $1,$3 $12, $2,$5 $13, $6, $2 $14, $2, $2 $15,100 ($2) $7, 4 ($14) $6, $6, 3 $12, $1, $1 $2, $12, $3 $1, $1, $2 $1, ($7) $2, $3, $4 $1, $0, label $1, $2, $3 $2, $4, $5 $1, ($2) $2, $1, 4

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