Convert the following machine code to its corresponding MIPS assembly instruction in the formIf any field is not used, enter "N/A"machine instruction:0305B020hexFor example "or, $t0, St1, $12" would be instruction_name = "or", arg1 = "$t0", arg2 = "$t1", arg3 = "$t2". 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, e.g. "lui $t0, 32" would be instruction_name = "lui", arg1 = "Sto", arg2 = "32", arg3 ="N/A".%3!%3!!!

Convert the following machine code to its corresponding MIPS assembly instruction in the form If any field is not used, enter "N/A" nachine instruction: R05B020 hex example "or, Sto, $t1, $t2" would be instruction_name = "or", arg1 = "$to", arg2 = "$t1", arg3 = "St2". Please use lower cas ano spaces for the answer to each field. If the answer is a number, enter the number in decimal. If any field is not used se enter "N/A" for the unused field, e.g. "lui $t0, 32" would be instruction_name = "lui", arg1 = "Sto", arg2 = "32", arg3 = %3D

Convert the following machine code to its corresponding MIPS assembly instruction in the form If any field is not used, enter "N/A" nachine instruction: R05B020 hex example "or, Sto, $t1, $t2" would be instruction_name = "or", arg1 = "$to", arg2 = "$t1", arg3 = "St2". Please use lower cas ano spaces for the answer to each field. If the answer is a number, enter the number in decimal. If any field is not used se enter "N/A" for the unused field, e.g. "lui $t0, 32" would be instruction_name = "lui", arg1 = "Sto", arg2 = "32", arg3 = %3D

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