4. Translate the following instruction into hexadecimal-based machine code of MIPS CPU. Refer to the lecture slide or textbook to find the register id of $t1 and $t2 and the opcode of sw. sw $t1, 24($t2)
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First, we need to find the opcode for the SW instruction. The opcode for SW is 101011 in binary, which is equivalent to 0x2B in hexadecimal. Show more…
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