Provide the type, assembly language instruction, and binary representation of instruction described by the following MIPS fields: op = 0, rs = 10, rt= 15, rd = 22, shamt = 0, function = 36
Answer: AND $s7, $t2, $t7
Explanation: Mips instruction for the given fields
Op: 0 (000000) op is 6 bit field,
Rs: 10(01010) rs is 5 bit field, which is $t2
Rt: 15(01111) rt is 5 bit field which is $t7
Rd: 22(10111) rd is 5 bit field which is $s7,
shamt:0(00000) 5 bit field which is the special operation like shift or rotate,
Function: 36(100100) 6 bit field which denotes the operation to be performed in this case it is AND operation.
So the mips instruction is AND $s7, $t2, $t7.
It's binary equivalent is 0000 0001 0100 1111 1011 1000 0010 0100.
It's hexadecimal equivalent is 0x014FB824.
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