Write a Celsius to Fahrenheit temperature converter program in MIPS assembly. The program should accept a floating-point number as input from the user, which will represent a Celsius temperature. Your program should output the equivalent Fahrenheit temperature. The Fahrenheit temperature should be labeled as such in the output.

PROBLEM: Write a program that computes the equivalent resistance of a purely series and purely parallel electric circuit. SPECIFICATIONS: • The program will ask the user to choose whether to compute for the equivalent resistance of a series or parallel combination. • The user will input three resistance values R1, R2, and R3 in ohms. • The program will provide an output of equivalent resistance in series (Rs) or parallel (Rp). • You may only use the codes that we studied in our lectures. • All lines of codes should have a comment. To recall, the formula for solving the resistance for a purely series and purely parallel circuit are: a. Series Circuit: R1 120 ohms R2 Vs 100 V Rs = R7 = R1 + R2 + R3 + …+ Rn ... 30 ohms R3 50 ohms b. Parallel Circuit: 1 1 1 + R1' R2 ' R3 1 1 1 ... Rp RT Rn R1 R2 10 ohms Vs 40 ohms 40 Volts TEST CASES: If the user inputs a character: Computing for the equivalent resistance A. Series Combination B. Parallel Combination Enter Choice: B Enter R1: 1 Enter R2: 2…

Writing a Machine Language Program  Write a TOY machine language program which calculates x3 by using repeated addition, where x is input by the user. This program has to work for positive integers only, and you can assume that is what will be entered as input.  The flow of action must loop within the code. Your program should output the running total while it calculates it to Stdout. Notes: You will need to create your program using the Visual X-TOY simulator. Make sure that your program code begins at address 10. Run it, test it, then save it as a .toy file. For this question you must submit your program as a .toy file.  Handwritten documents or other formats will not be accepted. You do not need to add any code comments of your own.         A few common questions have popped up about assignment 5.  So here are a few hints: To use the TOY simulator, first install Java JRE from here: https://www.java.com/en/download/manual.jsp.  Make sure to select the download for your OS and…

Using switch case, write C code for a program that reads two integernumbers A and B, and one arithmetic operation op (op can be +, -, *, or / )from the user, and then calculates and prints the result of A op B.