Remaining Time: 57 minutes, 55 seconds.* Question Completion Status:QUESTION 55 pcUsing the single-cycle processor diagram (given as exam reference material), write the corresponding data/control signal values for the following threeinstructions in the table below Assume that they execute on a Bare Machine in the top down order, one after the other. The PC address is shown to emphasizethe order. To write the data signal values correctly you will need to carefully follow the given order of the instructions. Your data signal values may bewritten only in decimal numbers. Please don't forget that control signals can have either of the following values of 1,0 or X. All register addressesmust be in decimal (Sto would be written as 8 etc).Assume the starting initial values of $s1 = 15, Ss2=3 and St5= 10.PC: 0x08 addu St0,Ss0,Ss2PC OX0C addi St3,St0,5sw St3,12(Ss2)PC: 0x14 beg St3,St5, loopPC: Ox10add RsBusARW.ALUSTC:ALUResultMemToReg:addi RtRegWriteRegDstExtOpALUSrCBusWsw ExtOpBusAMemToRegALUSTCALUResult PC: Ox08 : addu St0,Ss0,Ss2PC: OX0C: addi St3,St0,5sw St3,12(Ss2)PC: Ox14: beq St3,St5, loopPC: Ox10add RsBusARW.Mem ToRegALUSrc:ALUResultaddi RtRegWrite:RegDstExtOp:ALUSrc:BusWsw ExtOpBusAALUSrcALUResultJ.MemToRegbeg RegWriteAluSrcBusABegJ.ALUResultWindows ud's

Instruction: addu $t0, $s0, $s2Rs = 16 (value of register $s0)BusA = 15 (content…

stion Completion Status: QUESTION 5 Jsing the single-cycle processor diagram (given as exam reference material), write nstructions in the table below. Assume that they execute on a Bare Machine in the top e he order. To write the data signal values correctly you will need to carefully follow the g vritten only in decimal numbers. Please don't forget that control signals can have e nust be in decimal (St0 would be written as 8 etc). ssume the starting initial values of $s1 = 15, Ss2=3 and St5= 10.

stion Completion Status: QUESTION 5 Jsing the single-cycle processor diagram (given as exam reference material), write nstructions in the table below. Assume that they execute on a Bare Machine in the top e he order. To write the data signal values correctly you will need to carefully follow the g vritten only in decimal numbers. Please don't forget that control signals can have e nust be in decimal (St0 would be written as 8 etc). ssume the starting initial values of $s1 = 15, Ss2=3 and St5= 10.

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