New Microsoft Word Document (2) - Microsoft Word (Product Activation Failed)FileHomeInsertPage LayoutReferencesMailingsReviewViewAdd-InsA Find -AACutCalibri (Body)- 20- A AAa三,三, 章AaBbCcDc AaBbCcDc AaBbC AaBbCc A aB AaBbcc. AqBbCcDEa Copyab. ReplacePasteB I U - abe x, xI Normal1 No Spaci...Subtle Em...ChangeStylesHeading 1Heading 2TitleSubtitleFormat PainterA Select -ClipboardFontParagraphStylesEditing1. Can a specific physical address have more than twological addresses? Explain your opinion withexamples.2. Suppose, A6BA1H is a particular physical location, and1234 is the base address of that segment. So what shouldbe the offset value to address this location? Show yourworkings.Page: 1 of 1 Words: 48100%3:17 AM7/18/2021

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2. Suppose, A6BA1H is a particular physical location, and 1234 is the base address of that segment. So what should be the offset value to address this location? Show your workings.

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