Answer: 2
Explanation:
Let the beq instruction is at 1000 address location
Then L1 would be 1012.
Since beq is at 1000 PC would be automatically at next instruction which is 1004.
offset = (L1 - PC) / 4
= (1012-1004 )/ 4 = 2
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