Q4. pts] Program Analysis - Please analyze the value of following registers after executing the instruction in the same line. # Calculate the value of myEg = 1+x+ x2+ x3 (x =5) .data word var x: . Word 3 var n: word 0 myEg: .text 19lobl main: main $s0,var x Sslavar n addi $s2, $zero, 1 addi $t0,$zero, 1 # $s0 = lw # $s1 # $s2 = # $t0 = $s2s2,$s0 Sto Sto, $s2 # $s2 = # St0 = mul add $s2 = # $t0 = Ss2Ss2, $s0 Sto, $to,$s2 mul add # $s2 $s2s2, $s0 $t0, $to, $s2 mul $t0 add $t0myEa $v0,10 SW li main

Q4. pts] Program Analysis - Please analyze the value of following registers after executing the instruction in the same line. # Calculate the value of myEg = 1+x+ x2+ x3 (x =5) .data word var x: . Word 3 var n: word 0 myEg: .text 19lobl main: main $s0,var x Sslavar n addi $s2, $zero, 1 addi $t0,$zero, 1 # $s0 = lw # $s1 # $s2 = # $t0 = $s2s2,$s0 Sto Sto, $s2 # $s2 = # St0 = mul add $s2 = # $t0 = Ss2Ss2, $s0 Sto, $to,$s2 mul add # $s2 $s2s2, $s0 $t0, $to, $s2 mul $t0 add $t0myEa $v0,10 SW li main

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Chapter10: Pointers

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