The document describes a stack with a red line indicator at sp and instructions to add additional data items to the stack in a particular order. It provides instructions (a) through (i) and asks which sequence of those instructions will generate the desired stack status with words of 4 bytes and downward growing stack.

1. Suppose we have the following stack, where the red line is the indicator for sp: Suppose we now
want the stack to contain these additional data items in the following order: We are given the
following instructions: (a) addi sp, sp, -8 (b) addi sp, sp, 4 (c) add sp, sp, 8 (d) sw t2, O(sp) (e) sw
t2, 4(sp) (f) sw tO, O(sp) (g) sw to, 4(sp) (h) Iw t0, 4(sp) (i) I l2,O(sp) Which of the following
sequence of RISC-V instructions will generate the stack status we want? Assuming that all the
contents in the registers are words ( 4 bytes) and that the growth of the stack is downwards in
memory(as was discussed in lectures). (b) > (b) > (h) -> (i) (c) > (d) >(g)> (h) (b) > (a) > (g) > (d)
(b) > (a) > (e) -> (f) None of the options