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5a. List the machine language fields and obtain the hexadecimal representation for the
following MIPS instruction.
lw $t0, 4 ($t1)

5b. Give the MIPS assembly language instruction, using names for the registers, which is
represented by the following hexadecimal representation, 0x001A2082

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