Translate the function funcl to MIPS assembly language. Your code should use the MIPS register convention for function calls. Assume the function func2 has the following declaration int func2 (int a, int b) You do not know the inner workings of func2. But you do know that, in its assembly form, arguments a and b are passed in through a0 and Sal and that it returns a value in $vo. The code for funcl is int funcl (int a, int b, int c, int d) int x - func2 (a+b, c) x+= a + d; return x; Note that funcl is not a leaf function. You must properly manage the ra register. State any assumptions that you make about funcl and func2 Translate the function funcl to MIPS assembly language. Your code should use the MIPS register convention for function calls. Assume the function func2 has the following declaration int func2 (int a, int b) You do not know the inner workings of func2. But you do know that, in its assembly form, arguments a and b are passed in through a0 and Sal and that it returns a value in $vo. The code for funcl is int funcl (int a, int b, int c, int d) int x - func2 (a+b, c) x+= a + d; return x; Note that funcl is not a leaf function. You must properly manage the ra register. State any assumptions that you make about funcl and func2