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For the following RISC-V assembly instructions below, what is a single corresponding C
statement? Assume f, g, h, i are in x18, x19, x20 and x21. Your answer must be one single C statement
for all assembly instructions as opposed to one C statement for each assembly instruction.
add x18, x19, x20
sub x18, x18, x21
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