Question 1: Covert the following C++ code into set of MIPS instructions: if (x < 10) y=x* x; else y = x/4; Note: use any

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Question 1: Covert the following C++ code into set of MIPS instructions: if (x < 10) y=x* x; else y = x/4; Note: use any

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Question 1: Covert the following C++ code into set of MIPS instructions: if (x < 10) y=x* x; else y = x/4; Note: use any MIPS registers to get the values of the variables x and y.
Question 3: (10 Points) A program has 1000 arithmetic, 250 load, 150 store and 200 branch instructions, and runs on a 2 GHz processor. Assuming an arithmetic instruction takes 1 cycle, load and store instructions take 10 cycles each, and a branch instruction takes 4 cycles. Determine the average CPI for the processor. What will be the CPU execution time and MIPS rating of the program? Compute the execution time for each type of instruction. (Hint: Consider computing instruction frequency first)
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