Alert dont submit AI generated answer. Given the allocated address regions in the memory layout of 32-bit MIPS, what is the size, in bytes, of theuser's text segment? How many instructions can the largest user program have and still fit?a. 192 MB, roughly 50 million instructionsO b. 192 MB, roughly 200 million instructionsO c. 256 MB, roughly 67 million instructionsO d. 256 MB, roughly 268 million instructions64 MB, roughly 67 million instructions64 MB, roughly 17 million instructionse.O f.

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Given the allocated address regions in the memory layout of 32-bit MIPS, what is the size, in bytes, of the user's text segment? How many instructions can the largest user program have and still fit? O a. 192 MB, roughly 50 million instructions O b. 192 MB, roughly 200 million instructions 256 MB, roughly 67 million instructions 256 MB, roughly 268 million instructions C. O d. O e. 64 MB, roughly 67 million instructions O f. 64 MB, roughly 17 million instructions

Given the allocated address regions in the memory layout of 32-bit MIPS, what is the size, in bytes, of the user's text segment? How many instructions can the largest user program have and still fit? O a. 192 MB, roughly 50 million instructions O b. 192 MB, roughly 200 million instructions 256 MB, roughly 67 million instructions 256 MB, roughly 268 million instructions C. O d. O e. 64 MB, roughly 67 million instructions O f. 64 MB, roughly 17 million instructions

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