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How to Convert C Code to MIPS Assembly for Finding Saddle Points in a Matrix?
So far I have written the program in C and am trying to convert that to assembly. I have written some code in assembly which is just a conversion of my C program, but am getting multiple errors. I am posting both to see if anyone can notice what I am doing wrong. I am using PCSpim to execute the...- ashkash
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- Forum: Engineering and Comp Sci Homework Help
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How to Convert C Code to MIPS Assembly for Finding Saddle Points in a Matrix?
Homework Statement Write a program using the MIPS ISA to find the saddle point of a 4x4 matrix. Print the value of the saddle points or if there is no saddle point print a message that says so. A saddle point is a value that is the minimum value in a row and also the maximum value in its...- ashkash
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- Assembly Programming
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Solve Thermodynamics Problem: Q12, W12, W21 & Entropy Change
Homework Statement A closed system contains 3 kg of R-134a at 10 °C and 90 kPa (state 1), and undergoes an internally reversible, isothermal process until the volume of the R-134a reaches 0.056 m3 (state 2). The system returns to state 1 by an irreversible process and the heat transfer for...- ashkash
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- Thermodynamics
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Engineering Measuring RMS Voltage of e(t) at f = 3.22MHz
Homework Statement Determine the rms value of the voltage that is measured as a function of frequency at f = 3.22MHz. e(t) = 50sqrt(2)cos(wt). A 100MHz oscilliscope is being used to measure the voltage across nodes AA' as seen in the figure. The input impedence of the oscilliscope is a 1Mohm...- ashkash
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- Measuring Rms Voltage
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Work Required per Pound Mass for Isothermal Compression of R-134a - 20 °F
Homework Statement Determine the work required per pound mass to isothermally and frictionlessly compress R-134a in a closed system from a saturated vapor to a saturated liquid at 20 °F. Homework Equations The Attempt at a Solution I do not know where to begin with this problem...- ashkash
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- Thermodynamics
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Expand (w + x((2t)/T) + y((2t)/T)^2 + z((2t)/T)^3)^2 - Help Needed
sorry, I think this should be correct now: w^2 + 2wx(2t/T) + (x^2+2wy)(2t/T)^2 + (2xy+2wz)(2t/T)^3 + (y^2+2xz)(2t/T)^4 + 2yz(2t/T)^5 + z^2(2t/T)^6 Is this right?- ashkash
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- Forum: Precalculus Mathematics Homework Help
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Expand (w + x((2t)/T) + y((2t)/T)^2 + z((2t)/T)^3)^2 - Help Needed
w^2 + 2wx(2t/T) + (x^2+2wy)(2t/T)^2 + (2xy+2wz)(2t/T)^3 + (y^2+2xz)(2t/T)^4 + (2yz+z^2)(2t/T)^6 Is this right?- ashkash
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- Forum: Precalculus Mathematics Homework Help
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Expand (w + x((2t)/T) + y((2t)/T)^2 + z((2t)/T)^3)^2 - Help Needed
ok so [(w+x(2t/T)+y(2t/T)^2) + (z(2t/T)^3)]^2 would be (a+b)^2- ashkash
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- Forum: Precalculus Mathematics Homework Help
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Expand (w + x((2t)/T) + y((2t)/T)^2 + z((2t)/T)^3)^2 - Help Needed
w^2 + z^2(2t/T)^2 + y^2(2t/T)^4 + 2wz(2t/T)^3 + 2xz(2t/T)^4 + 2yz(2t/T)^6 + z^2(2t/T)^6 is that correct?- ashkash
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- Forum: Precalculus Mathematics Homework Help
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Expand (w + x((2t)/T) + y((2t)/T)^2 + z((2t)/T)^3)^2 - Help Needed
yes, it is a^2 + 2ab + b^2- ashkash
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- Forum: Precalculus Mathematics Homework Help
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Expand (w + x((2t)/T) + y((2t)/T)^2 + z((2t)/T)^3)^2 - Help Needed
Homework Statement Expand: (w + x((2t)/T) + y((2t)/T)^2 + z((2t)/T)^3)^2 I need to expand this expression and have completely forgetten how to go about doing this. Any help would be appreciated. thanks. Homework Equations The Attempt at a Solution- ashkash
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- Expansion
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- Forum: Precalculus Mathematics Homework Help
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Thermodynamics cooking Question
When the temperature is greater than 100 deg C the water boils and turns into vapor. To get the highest temperature in that phase the pan would need to be covered with a heavy lid. This will give the shortest cooking time. Is this correct or am I on the right path? thanks.- ashkash
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Thermodynamics cooking Question
Homework Statement A househusband is cooking beef stew for his family in a pan that is (a) uncovered, (b) covered with a light lid, and (c) covered with a heavy lid. For which case will the cooking be the shortest? Why? Homework Equations The Attempt at a Solution...- ashkash
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- Cooking Thermodynamics
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Palindromes Help: Solving 5 & 6 Letter Problems
thanks for all your help guys.- ashkash
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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Palindromes Help: Solving 5 & 6 Letter Problems
for part b would it be 26*25*24*1*1?- ashkash
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help