Using the following syntax for declaring arrays, answer Q2:

In your .data section, define the arrays of the appropriate size (where arrayA, arrayB, and arrayC represent the arrays A, B, and C respectively)

arrayA: .word 1:75

arrayB: .word 1:75

arrayC: .word 1:75

and in your .text, you will need to include the following to load the base address into registers $s0, $s1, $s2 respectively to load the base addresses of the array into the appropriate registers.

la $s0, arrayA

la $s1, arrayB

la $s2, arrayC

You can assume that Arrays A, B, and C start at memory location A000hex, B000hex and C000hex respectively.

Afterward, take the code written and prompt the user to enter (input) the value N, that is how many times they would like to loop to iterate (e.g., in question 2, the loop iterates 72 times, that is N-1 times where N = 73).

2. Write a MIPS assembly language program version of the following C code segment: int A[75], B[75]; for (i = 1; i