Question 2:Chapter (2):2.1. The following problem deal with translating from Java to MIPS. Assume that the variables x and zare assigned to registers $s0, and $s1 respectively. Assume that the base address of the integer array B is inregisters $s6.x= B [5] + zFor the java statements above:a) What is the corresponding MIPS assembly code?b) Write the R/I-Format decimal representation?c) Write the R/I-Format the binary representation?d) Write the R/I-Format the hexa representation?2.2.For the registers values shown below, what are the values of $t2 & $t3, for the following sequenceof instructions?$s0=0XFFFF0011$s1=0x00002136sll $t2, $s0, 2and $t3, $t2, $s12.3.Convert the following method/function to MIPS assembly code. The variables y and i are assignedto registers $a0, and $al respectively. the variable (s) is assigned to register $s0 and the returnvalue will be saved in register $v0.public int methodl (int y, int i){int s-0;s- y + i;return s;}2

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Question 2:Chapter (2): 2.1. The following problem deal with translating from Java to MIPS. Assume that the variables x and z are assigned to registers Ss0, and Ss1 respectively. Assume that the base address of the integer array B is in registers $s6. x= B [5] +z For the java statements above: a) What is the corresponding MIPS assembly code? b) Write the R/I-Format decimal representation? c) Write the R/I-Format the binary representation? d) Write the R/I-Format the hexa representation?

Question 2:Chapter (2): 2.1. The following problem deal with translating from Java to MIPS. Assume that the variables x and z are assigned to registers Ss0, and Ss1 respectively. Assume that the base address of the integer array B is in registers $s6. x= B [5] +z For the java statements above: a) What is the corresponding MIPS assembly code? b) Write the R/I-Format decimal representation? c) Write the R/I-Format the binary representation? d) Write the R/I-Format the hexa representation?

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