G = (A+C^2) * (E-1) ^3/D+B Rewrite the above formula in terms of doing concurrent processing using cobegin and coend to identify those instructions which can be processed concurrently.

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Fonzie

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26 December, 22:08

G = (A+C^2) * (E-1) ^3/D+B Rewrite the above formula in terms of doing concurrent processing using cobegin and coend to identify those instructions which can be processed concurrently.

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Emilie Barker · Answer 1

G = (A+C^2) * (E-1) ^3/D+B

Cobegin:

p1: E-1

p2: C^2

p3:p1^3

p4: A+p2

p6:D+B

p7:p3/p6

p8:p4*p7

:G

P1 (p1, p2)

execute P1

P2 (p3, p4, p6)

execute P2

S1 (p7, p8)

execute S1

G

Coend

Explanation:

Here P1, P2 are set of concurrent processes, and S1 are set of serial processes. Two processes can be run concurrently if they are independent of each other.