Register renaming is done to eliminate WAR (Write after Read) and WAW (Write after Write) dependency between instructions which could have caused pipieline stalls. Hence, (C) is the answer.
Example:
I1: Read $A$ to $B$
I2: Write $C$ to $A$
Here, there is a WAR dependency and pipeline would need stalls. In order to avoid it register renaming is done and
Write $C$ to $A$
will be
Write $C$ to $A$'
WAR dependency is actually called anti-dependency and there is no real dependency except the fact that both uses same memory location. Register renaming can avoid this. Similarly WAW also.
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