Write a program Reduce that takes a vector with n elements and adds all the numbers, storing the result in register $80. The address of the original vector is in $sl and the number of elements is stored in $s2. $s0 stores the final addition. Show your response as the print out of a text editor using the example under week 5 in mycourses as your guideline. Run the code in QtSPIM and capture the final states of your registers. To prove that it works, use a vector of size 5 and enter whatever 5 numbers you want (lets keep it simple and use integers between 1 and 9). The result in $s0 should have the addition of those 5 numbers