please solve parts 3 and 4, note that this question is not a graded question, please don't reject it Part 2.4: Example #31. What is the cycle count when the programfinishes?2. How many new lines of instructions were added(diff example_2.s example_3.s)?3. What is the lowest value of the stack pointer (sp)during the program?4. What registers are used for the arguments tosubroutines and the return values? .globl main# Defines.eqv PRINT_INT 1.eqv PRINT_STR 4.eqv EXIT_CODE 93.datainput:.word 6output:.word 0result_str:.asciz "!= ".textmain:lw a0, inputjal fact_funcla to, outputsw a0,0(t0)exit:lw a0, inputli a7, PRINT_INTecallla a0, result_strli a7, PRINT_STRecalllw a0, outputli a7, PRINT_INTecallli a0, 0li a7, EXIT_CODEecallebreakaddi sp, sp, -16SW SO, 0(sp)SW S1,4 (sp)sw s2,8(sp)sw ra, 12 (sp)mv s0, a0li to, 1ble s0, t0, done_factaddi s1, s0, -1li a0,1li s2,1blez s1,done_factaddi s2, s2,1mv a1, s2jal mul_funcaddi s1,s1,-1j do_factlw s0, 0(sp)lw s1, 4(sp)lw $2, 8 (sp)lw ra, 12(sp)addi sp, sp, 16retaddi sp, sp, -12sw s0, 0(sp)sw s1, 4(sp)sw ra, 8(sp)mv s0, a0mv s1, a1mul a0, s0, s11w s0, 0(sp)lw s1, 4(sp)lw ra, 8(sp)addi sp, sp, 12retfact_func:do_fact:done_fact:mul_func:# The location for the input data# allocates 4 byte set to 6# The location for the output data# allocates 4 byte set to 0# The location for the result string data# allocates 1 byte per chacter plus null character# Label for start of program#Load input Value# Jump and link (save return address) to factorial function.# Load output address to to# Save output value to output memory location# Load Input value into ao# System call code for print_int code 1# Make system call# Put result_str address in a0# System call code for print_str code 4# Make system call# Load output value into ao# System call code for print_int code 1# Make system call# Exit (93) with code 0# System call value# Make system call# Finish with breakpoint# Make room to save values on the stack#This function uses 3 callee save regs.# This function is responsible for them# Each register is 4 bytes# The ra needs to be saved in case jal is used again# Save the argument into so# Loads the value 1 into a to# If Input is 1 or less, then skip to end# Put input-1 into s1# Load 1 in a0 (caller saved/ argument)# Load 1 in s2 (callee saved)# If s1 is less than or equal to zero then jump to end# Increment s2 by 1#Move s2 into a1 (argument)# Multiply subroutine, argument (a0,a1) return value (a0)#decrement s1 counter# jump to top of loop to do next factorial until s1 is 0# Restore any callee saved regs used# Each register is 4 bytes## Retore correct return address# Update stack pointer# Jump to return address# Make room to save values on the stack# This function uses 2 callee save regs.# This function is responsible for them# Save the return address# Save the arguments in callee save regs## Multiply argument and output to a0# Restore any callee saved regs used# Each register is 4 bytes# Restore return address# Update stack pointer# Jump to return address

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