A good answer might be:

div d,s,t  ==  div  s,t
               mflo d 

div and divu Pseudoinstruction

The SPIM extended assembler includes these instructions:

div  d,s,t # divide $s by $t. Put the
           # quotient in $d. Operands are
           # two's complement.
           # (pseudoinstruction)

and

divu d,s,t # divide $s by $t. Put the
           # quotient in $d. Operands are
           # unsigned.
           # (pseudoinstruction)

Neither instruction checks for overflow. Other pseudoinstructions (not discussed here) do check for overflow.

QUESTION 8:

Is the remainder of an integer division sometimes useful?