Write a MIPS program to generate the following series of integers: 1, 2, 3. 6, 9, 18. 27, 54. 81. If you are curious where this
sequence is used, type the numbers into the On-Line Encyclopedia of Integer Sequences https://oeis.org. The series must be generated using only the R-type instructions and the initial values in the register-file provided for the project#2 and stored in the first nine registers (S zero, Sat, $v O, $v l, Sa O. Sa l, $a 2. Sa3, St O). The MIPS program must be converted into machine code and placed in the instruction memory. You can obtain the start value '1' by subtracting for example StO from $tl (O x A - 9 = 1). The sequence can be computed by adding the value to itself if it's odd and by adding the previous value to it if it's even.
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