The equivalent GPR-type machine code of the statement: D = ((A/B) + ((B+A) * C))/A can be written in at least how many lines/instructions. 8 O 10 O 11 Can the following instruction set fit into a 16-bit CPU if each operand uses 4 bits? 12 3-address instructions 62 2-address instructions 31 1-address instructions 14 0-address instructions Yes No

The equivalent GPR-type machine code of the statement: D = ((A/B) + ((B+A) * C))/A can be written in at least how many lines/instructions. 8 O 10 O 11 Can the following instruction set fit into a 16-bit CPU if each operand uses 4 bits? 12 3-address instructions 62 2-address instructions 31 1-address instructions 14 0-address instructions Yes No

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