4.29 LAB: ADD Immediate using a Constant Given an integer N stored in X19, write a program that stores the result of ( x 2) - 4 in X20. Use the '+' button under the Registers display to initialize register value for X19. Ex: If the value of X19 is initialized in the simulator as 64, the results are stored in X20: Registers Data X19 64 X20 124

4.29 LAB: ADD Immediate using a Constant Given an integer N stored in X19, write a program that stores the result of ( x 2) - 4 in X20. Use the '+' button under the Registers display to initialize register value for X19. Ex: If the value of X19 is initialized in the simulator as 64, the results are stored in X20: Registers Data X19 64 X20 124

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