help for the mips code. Q1)Suppose $t1 stores the base address of word array A and $s2 is associated with h, convert to the following instruction into MIPS. if A[m+3]<20: A[m+1] = 5 else: A[m] = 1 Q2) Assume only $s1, $s2, $a0, $v0 registers can be used. Procedure calling convention MUST be followed. def func(x): a = x/3 if a == 20: return a else: return 1

help for the mips code. Q1)Suppose $t1 stores the base address of word array A and $s2 is associated with h, convert to the following instruction into MIPS. if A[m+3]<20: A[m+1] = 5 else: A[m] = 1 Q2) Assume only $s1, $s2, $a0, $v0 registers can be used. Procedure calling convention MUST be followed. def func(x): a = x/3 if a == 20: return a else: return 1

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