3. Given a 32-byte cache (byte-addressable, initially empty) and a sequence of access address (6)10, (24)10, (34)10, (0)10, (28)10, (4)10, please derive the corresponding hit/miss sequence for each of the following cache designs. For each design, draw the same table in your answer sheet and fill out the table vou draw.
3. Given a 32-byte cache (byte-addressable, initially empty) and a sequence of access address (6)10, (24)10, (34)10, (0)10, (28)10, (4)10, please derive the corresponding hit/miss sequence for each of the following cache designs. For each design, draw the same table in your answer sheet and fill out the table vou draw.
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