Given the computer we have built up in class so far, pictured below, identify what values are on the wires at the

labeled points for the following instruction: slt $t$3,$ $t$8,$ $s$1$

If necessary, you may assume that the label go$\_$here refers to an address ex$09$d$8$ instructions away from $PC+4.$

For values read from registers, including the program counter, use the provided table. Opcodes and function

codes can be found online. As a reminder, the opcode for R$-$type commands is always $800000.$ So$,$ the values

listed in the table for $R-$type commands are function codes. All answers must be in binary or hexadecimal.

Any hexadecimal answer must include the prefix $0$x $("$zero x$").$ Binary answers should not have any prefix or suffix.

All answers must use the correct number of bits. For example, on a wire with $4$ bits, $001$ would be an incorrect answer if the correct answer were $0001.$

Related to the previous rule, hexadecimal may be used only if the number of bits in the correct answer is a multiple of $4.$ Otherwise, it is impossible to have the correct number of bits using hexadecimal.

Any negative numbers must be given in the way they would actually be represented. For example, in $4$ bits, the decimal value $-1$ could be $1111$ or $0$xF$.$ Answering $-0$x$1$ would be incorrect.

For any value that is undefined, such as the output of a mux whose control signal is undefined, enter X$.$ What is the value for each of the locations A $-$ L in the picture attatched?