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Part 2: Numeric Entry (5 Marks) Bookmark this page The following question has 5 parts and each part carries 1 mark. Question 4 5.0 points possible (graded, results hidden Suppose Apple Inc. hired you as a developer for their next iteration of the Rosetta binary translator. Your job is to translate the following MIPS assembly codes to RISC V machine codes. RISC V is a 32 bit ISA, which uses the following encoding formats R-Type: funct7 rt rs funct3 rd opcode 7 bits 5 bits 5 bits 3 bits 5 bits 7 bits 1-Type: immediate rs funct3 rt opcode 12 bits 5 bits 3 bits 5 bits 7 bits Now encode the following MIPS codes to RISC-V machine codes and write the equivalent & digit hexadecimal values. For example, if your answer is 0x0123ABCD, only put 0123ABCD in the response box (use all CAPITAL). 2.d 6t4, 55, 80+ , Copcode - 51, funct3 - 0, funct7 - 0, $t4 - 12. $54 - 20. Ss5 - 21] Give the answer in 9-digit Hexadecimal. Copcode = 51, funct3 = 0, funct7 = 32, $s4 = 20, $19 = 25, $55 = 21] Give the answer in B-digit Hexadecimal. adds St., 53, 5 Copcode - 19, funct3 - 0,$s3 - 19,$t1 - 9) Give the answer in -digit Hexadecimal add $1.4, 87, -15 (opcode = 19, funct3 = 0, $s7 = 23, $t4 = 12) Give the answer in digit Hexadecimal. 1x S5, D (504) Lopcode = 3, funct3 = 3, $55 = 21, $t4 = 12] Give the answer in -digit Hexadecimal Submit You have used 0 of 2 attempts B Save