Convert the following machine code to its corresponding MIPS assembly instruction in the formor in the special case of a memory operation use the form[instruction_name] [arg1). [arg2] ( larg3)). If any field is not used, enter "N/A"machine instruction:AC45FFF8 hexFor example "ori, Sto, St1, 12" would be instruction_name = "or", arg1 = "$t0", arg2 = "St1", arg3 = "12". Please use lower casewith no spaces for the answer to each field. If the answer is a number, enter the number in decimal. If any field is not used,please enter "N/A" for the unused field. If you run into the special case of a memory operation then use the second form, e.g.!!%3D"sw $t0, 4($11)" would be instruction_name = "sw", arg1 = "Sto", arg2 = "4", arg3 = "St1".%3D

Given Hexadecimal form = AC45FFF8 So, Binary Form after conversion = 1010 1100 0100 0101 1111…

Convert the following machine code to its corresponding MIPS assembly instruction in the form or in the special case of a memory operation use the form [instruction_name] [arg1). [arg2) ( larg3)). If any field is not used, enter "N/A" machine instruction: AC45FFF8 hex

Convert the following machine code to its corresponding MIPS assembly instruction in the form or in the special case of a memory operation use the form [instruction_name] [arg1). [arg2) ( larg3)). If any field is not used, enter "N/A" machine instruction: AC45FFF8 hex

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