Consider the following RISC-V assembly instructions: addi x11, x0, 11 addi x2, x0, 1 addi x3, x0, 2 Loop: mul x2, x2, x3 addi x11, x11, -1 bne x11, x0, Loop How many iterations of the loop are performed? What is the value in x2 when this program terminates?

Consider the following RISC-V assembly instructions: addi x11, x0, 11 addi x2, x0, 1 addi x3, x0, 2 Loop: mul x2, x2, x3 addi x11, x11, -1 bne x11, x0, Loop How many iterations of the loop are performed? What is the value in x2 when this program terminates?

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