2. From the following assembly language code for a 32-bit MIPS processor, generate the binary machine language for this code fragment. Consult the Internet, for example: http://max.cs.kzoo.edu/cs230/Resources/MIPS/Machine XL/InstructionFormats.html for the bit patterns for opcodes and register numbers (5 points/instruction). Start: LW R1,40 (R2) LW R3, 1000 (RO) ADDU R1, R2, R3 J Start: (where Start is at 32-bit address 0x00001000) ** ORDER IS BIG-ENDIAN ** Tell what bits go in each memory address. Remember that an address holds 8 bits