when executed on the Scoreboard based computer as compared to the same program fragment executed on the Tomasulo based computer. Carefully answer the following questions. In all the questions, you can simply assume both Scoreboard and Tomasulo computers have sufficient number of functional units, including at least one floating$-$point adder and two floating$-$point multipliers, for the execution of the above program fragment.

When the 'addd' instruction already enters its EXEC stage, and is computing the value of f$12,$ clearly state whether the two subsequent 'multd' instructions can be issued or not for the execution of the above program fragment on EACH of the Scoreboard$/$Tomasulo$\text{'}$s computer. In addition, for each "yes" or $"$no$"$ answer you provide for each specific computer, give a short and concise explanation to justify your answer. For example, here is a sample format for your answer:

$1)$ for Scoreboard $-$ No$,$ the two instructions cannot be issued BECAUSE

$2)$ for Tomasulo $-$ Yes, the two instructions can be issued BECAUSE $.$

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