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A two-part question.
-(Part A) Dependence detection
This question covers your understanding of dependences between instructions. Using the code below, list all of the dependence types (RAW, WAR, WAW). List the dependences in the respective table (example INST-X to INST-Y) by writing in the instruction numbers involved with the dependence.
I0: A = B + C; I1: C = A - B; I2: D = A + C;
I3: A = B * C * D;
I4: C = F / D;
I5: F = A ˆ G;
I6: G = F + D;
A two-part question. -(Part A) Dependence detection This question covers your understanding of dependences between instructions. Using the code below, list all of the dependence types (RAW, WAR, WAW). List the dependences in the respective table (example INST-X to INST-Y) by writing in the instruction numbers involved with the dependence. I0: A = B + C; I1: C = A - B; I2: D = A + C; I3: A = B * C * D; I4: C = F / D; I5: F = A ˆ G; I6: G = F + D;     A two-part question. -(Part A) Dependence detection This question covers your understanding of dependences between instructions. Using the code below, list all of the dependence types (RAW, WAR, WAW). List the dependences in the respective table (example INST-X to INST-Y) by writing in the instruction numbers involved with the dependence. I0: A = B + C; I1: C = A - B; I2: D = A + C; I3: A = B * C * D; I4: C = F / D; I5: F = A ˆ G; I6: G = F + D;


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Transferred Out

In manufacturing and accounting, refers to goods or materials that have been moved from one process or department to another in the production process.

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Equivalent Unit

A concept used in process costing that represents the amount of work done on incomplete units, expressed in terms of fully completed units.

Weighted-Average Method

An inventory costing method that calculates the cost of ending inventory and the cost of goods sold based on the average cost of all inventory units.

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