Up until now, we’ve been accessing arrays with constant indices by multiplying the index by 4 and offsetting the base address of the array. We can accomplish the same thing with for a variable index i by observing that 4i = i + i + i + i Use this insight to write an assembly code for the C statement below K[i] = 710 where, base address of K is passed to you in $s0 and the value of i is passed to you m $s2 Assuming the base address of a certain array A is passed to you in $s3, what would be the result of the following lines of code? addi $t0, $zero, 867 addi $s2, $s3, 16 sw $t0, 0($s2)