Write a MIPS program that executes the statement: s = (a + b) – (c + 101), where a, b, and c are user provided integer inputs, and s is computed and printed as an output. Answer the following: a. Suppose the user enters a = 5, b = 10, and c = -30, what is the expected value of s? b. Which instruction in your program computed the value of s and which register is used? c. What is the address of this instruction in memory? d. Put a breakpoint at this instruction and write the value of the register used for computing s in decimal and hexadecimal.

Write a MIPS program that executes the statement: s = (a + b) – (c + 101), where a, b, and c are user provided integer inputs, and s is computed and printed as an output. Answer the following: a. Suppose the user enters a = 5, b = 10, and c = -30, what is the expected value of s? b. Which instruction in your program computed the value of s and which register is used? c. What is the address of this instruction in memory? d. Put a breakpoint at this instruction and write the value of the register used for computing s in decimal and hexadecimal.

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