Hazards in pipelining occurs because$-$

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Of later instructions that have dependencies on the completion of earlier instruction.

Pipelining causes an increase in power consumption because the hardware needs to support the processing of multiple instructions simultaneously.

Pipelining results in an increase in the overall execution time of a program because of the overhead associated with the pipeline stages.

The pipeline stages are not deep enough to accommodate all of the instructions in the program, causing a bottleneck in execution.