Which of the following statements are true with regard to the standard MIPS stack frame $($as described in class$).$

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It provides a space for a function to save s$0-$ s$7$ registers so that they don$$t appear to change value.

It creates a dynamic structure in the heap to support scope

It provides memory locations that can be used to support local variables

It provides a space to save a functions return address, making recursion possible.

It creates a static structure in the global data block of the program for each function.

It provides support for syscalls.

Without it you have no way in which a functions could call another function without the called function having the capability to destroy the state of the calling function.

It is used to simulate scope for a function.