s. (16pt) (Refer to the green sheet to assemble the following floating-point instruction to a machine code: div.d $12, $f2, $fo FLOATING-POINT INSTRUCTION FORMATS FR opcode fmt fs fd funct 31 26 25 21 20 16 15 11 10 6 5 FI opcode fmt immediate 31 26 25 21 20 16 15 (fill in FR or FI) a. The instruction type b. Opcode (6-bit) c. fmt (5-bit) d. ft (5-bit), e. fs (5-bit), f. fd(5-bit), g. funct (6-bit) h. Putting the above binary bits together, then we get the machine code. Convert it to an 8- 2(in binary) (in binary) (in binary) (in binary) (in binary) digit hexadecimal number. 0x_