Final answer:
The statement is true. When memtoreg is 0, regwrite should be 0 to avoid writing the wrong value.
Step-by-step explanation:
The statement is True. The regwrite control signal determines whether data from the write data register, wd3, should be written back to the register file. When memtoreg is 0 (indicating that the result of the current operation is not being written back from memory), it is necessary to set regwrite to 0 as well to avoid writing the wrong value to the register file. This is because the value in wd3 could be from a previous memory read operation and may not be the correct value to be written back.