Recall the format of an R-Type MIPS instruction, shown below. opcode rd (5) function (6) TS (6) (5) sa (5) (5) Also, recall the opcode for all R-Type instructions is 000000. With this information, what is the maximum number of unique R-Type functions that MIPS could possibly define? (Fill in the blank with your answer in base-10, i.e. decimal.)

Recall the format of an R-Type MIPS instruction, shown below. opcode rd (5) function (6) TS (6) (5) sa (5) (5) Also, recall the opcode for all R-Type instructions is 000000. With this information, what is the maximum number of unique R-Type functions that MIPS could possibly define? (Fill in the blank with your answer in base-10, i.e. decimal.)

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