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Moving from an 8-bit to a 32-bit core often reduces code size for arithmetic-heavy work because
Answer: C
A 16-bit add on an 8-bit machine becomes several instructions with carry handling, and a 32-bit multiply becomes a library call. Doing it in one instruction saves both space and time, which often outweighs the wider instruction encoding.
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