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Convert the C to assembly. Assume first parameter is in $to, second parameter is in $t1, and return value is in $t2. int Calc
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.globl main
main:
    #parameter1 value
   addi $t0,$0,2
   #parameter2 value
   addi $t1,$0,3
   #call function
   jal CalcFunc
   #End of the program
   addi $v0,$0,10
   syscall
#Function implementation
CalcFunc:
   #aVal*40
   mul $t0,$t0,40
   #bVal+(aVal*40)
   add $t2,$t1,$t0
   #retur from function
   jr $ra

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