question archive 1) Assume you have an 8?bit binary number b (the value does not matter) loaded in $t0 and that you wish to set the three lower bits (bits 0, 1, and 2) to 0 while leaving all other bits un?changed
1) Assume you have an 8?bit binary number b (the value does not matter) loaded in $t0 and that you wish to set the three lower bits (bits 0, 1, and 2) to 0 while leaving all other bits un?changed
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1) Assume you have an 8?bit binary number b (the value does not matter)
loaded in $t0 and that you wish to set the three lower bits (bits 0, 1, and 2) to 0 while leaving all other bits un?changed.
a. Provide the mask that must be used as assume it will be loaded into register $t1.
b. List the MIPS instruction that will accomplish this (you can assume the result will be stored in register $t2).
