Suppose that the floating-point adder and multiplier from Exercise 7.16 each take two cycles to operate. In
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Suppose that the floating-point adder and multiplier from Exercise 7.16 each take two cycles to operate. In other words, the inputs are applied at the beginning of one cycle, and the output is available in the second cycle. How does your answer to Exercise 7.16 change?
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