A small computer system has 64KB virtual address space and 32KB physical address space as shown inFig. B. The page size is 4KB (4096 bytes).Virtualaddressspace60K-64K56K-60KVirtual page52K-56K48K-52K44K-48K740K-44KPhysical36K-40Kmemoryaddress32K-36K28K-32K28K-32K24K-28K24K-28K20K-24K320K-24K16K-20K416K-20K12K-16K12K-16K8K-12K8K-12K4K-8K1| 4K-8KOK-4K2OK-4KPage frameFig. BWhat is the physical address for the following virtual addresses?(1) 3000(2) 4200(3) 9000(4) 24000

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Description: A small computer system has 64KB virtual address space and 32KB physical address space as shown inFig. B. The page size is 4KB (4096 bytes).Virtualaddressspace60K-64K56K-60KVirtual page52K-56K48K-52K44K-48K740K-44KPhysical36K-40Kmemoryaddress32K-36K

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A small computer system has 64KB virtual address space and 32KB physical address space as shown in Fig. B. The page size is 4KB (4096 bytes). Virtual address space 60K-64K 56K-60K 52K-56K 48K-52K 44K-48K 40K-44K Virtual page 7 Physical 36K-40K 5 memory address 32K-36K 28K-32K 24K-28K 28K-32K 24K-28K 20K-24K 16K-20K 3 20K-24K 4 16K-20K 12K-16K 12K-16K 8K-12K 6 8K-12K 4K-8K 1 4K-8K OK-4K OK-4K Page frame Fig. B What is the physical address for the following virtual addresses? (1) 3000 (2) 4200 (3) 9000 (4) 24000 2.

A small computer system has 64KB virtual address space and 32KB physical address space as shown in Fig. B. The page size is 4KB (4096 bytes). Virtual address space 60K-64K 56K-60K 52K-56K 48K-52K 44K-48K 40K-44K Virtual page 7 Physical 36K-40K 5 memory address 32K-36K 28K-32K 24K-28K 28K-32K 24K-28K 20K-24K 16K-20K 3 20K-24K 4 16K-20K 12K-16K 12K-16K 8K-12K 6 8K-12K 4K-8K 1 4K-8K OK-4K OK-4K Page frame Fig. B What is the physical address for the following virtual addresses? (1) 3000 (2) 4200 (3) 9000 (4) 24000 2.

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