first:

Convert the following C codes into MIPS Assembly codes:

int sum = a + b + 10;

Consider that value of a is in register $t1. Here b is a memory location and you will use register $t2 to load its value from the memory. Here sum is also a memory location and you will have to store the result at this memory location.

second :

Convert the following C codes into MIPS Assembly codes:

int f = a * b + c - d;

Consider that value of a is in register $t1, value of b is in register $t2, value of c is in register $t3, and value of d is in register $t4. Variable f is register t0. You dont need to use lw or sw assembly instructions. Also consider the result is a 32 bit number.