Below is the end of MIPS program. Included is a syscall that will end the program and a function named byTen, which takes a number and multiplies it by 10 . Using this code write a program in MARS that prompts the user for a measurement kilometers and outputs it's equivalent in meters. Remember 1 kilometer =1000 meters. All calculations must be done using the function byTen. You may not modify byTen in any way. Make sure you follow the conventions of functions in MIPS. \#Your code goes here \#Copy and paste this code into MAR.S \#This should be the end of your program \#You may not add additional code below these lines \#You may not modify the code below these lines Ii \$v0 10 syscall byTen: \#Multiplies the input in \$a0 by 10 \#Returns the result in \$v0 1i sto 10 mult \$a0 \$to \#multiply input by 10 mflo \$v0 \#return input * 10 jr sra \#end of function no code past this point