Bumble Numbers are defined as: B(i) = 2B(i-1) + (B(i-2))^2, where B(0) = 0 and B(1) = 1. Using the above giens and assumptions, write an iterative (for-loop based) MIPS program to compute the Bumble numbers B(2) through B(10), and store B(0) through B(10) in an array in memory. Please be sure to (a) write high-level code first, then (b) express high-level code in MIPS assembly language and document all MIPS statements to get credit for your work. (Please write it so it can work on a Mips Simulator)

(15 points) 3.3 Bumble numbers are defined as: B(i) = 2B (i 1) + (B(i 2)), where B(0) = 0 and B(1) = 1 Using the above givens & assumptions, write an iterative (for-loop based) MIPS program to compute the Bumble numbers B(2) through B(10), and store B(0) through B(10) in an array in memory. Please be sure to (a) write high-level code first, then (b) express high-level code in MIPS assembly language and document all MIPS statements to get credit for your work. Be sure to run your program on the SPIM simulator to ensure that it works! (15 points) 3.3 Bumble numbers are defined as: B(i) = 2B (i 1) + (B(i 2)), where B(0) = 0 and B(1) = 1 Using the above givens & assumptions, write an iterative (for-loop based) MIPS program to compute the Bumble numbers B(2) through B(10), and store B(0) through B(10) in an array in memory. Please be sure to (a) write high-level code first, then (b) express high-level code in MIPS assembly language and document all MIPS statements to get credit for your work. Be sure to run your program on the SPIM simulator to ensure that it works