1. (13 points) Show the single MIPS machine (not pseudo!) instruction or minimal sequence of machine instructions for these pseudoinstructions (question a and b) and C statements (questions c and d): Pseudoinstruction What it accomplishes a.(3 points) flip $s6; # all bits of $s6 are flipped (0 becomes 1, 1 becomes 0) b. (6 points) x[9] = x[6] +a; Assume a is in register $13 and the array x begins at memory location 196,612 ten* c.(4 points) if (i >= j) goto L; Assume that variable i corresponds to register $s5 and variable j corresponds to register $s6.

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