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1. Enter the integer value of the $v0 register after executing  the following intstruction, given the register...

1. Enter the integer value of the $v0 register after executing  the following intstruction, given the register values $zero = 0, $t7 = 109 : sll $v0, $t7,3

2. Enter the integer value of the $v0 register after executing the following instruction, given the register values $t2 = 30 : addiu $v0, $t2, 14648

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