For each of the following 32-bit patterns given as hexadecimal numbers, give the corresponding result a) as a MIPS instruction (if it is not a valid instruction, state "invalid MIPS instruction"), b) the decimal value as a two's complement 32-bit integer, c) the floating point value as an IEEE 754 single precision representation (if it is a special case (where the exponent field is either 0 or 255), just state so), and d) as an ASCII string (assuming the 32-bit patterns are saved using the little endian format; for example, for 1), the bytes from low memory address to high are 0x48, 0x49, 0x4A, 0x21). 1) 0x214A4948 2) 0x29504F28 3) 0x00544140 4) 0x0D6C616A 5) 0x0A555346