Assume the data in $50 = OX1234ABCD, the data in $a0 = 0×1234ABCD. After executing the following MIPSassembly code, what are the data stored in $s1and $s2 represented in hexadecimal format.sb $s0 0 (Sa0)Ib $1 0 (Sa0)Ibu $s2 0 ($a0)

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ssume the data in $s0 = O×1234ABCD, the data in Şa0 = 0×1234ABCD. After executing the follo sembly code, what are the data stored in $sland $s2 represented in hexadecimal format. b $s0 0 ($a0) b $s10 (Sa0) bu $s2 0 (Sa0)

ssume the data in $s0 = O×1234ABCD, the data in Şa0 = 0×1234ABCD. After executing the follo sembly code, what are the data stored in $sland $s2 represented in hexadecimal format. b $s0 0 ($a0) b $s10 (Sa0) bu $s2 0 (Sa0)

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