Computer Science Please explain in detail the steps in translating a 24 bit virtual address to a 32 bit physical address in a system with a two-level page table where the page directory is 32 entries and the size of each page table is 512 entries. Include the length of the bit fields that make up the virtual address and the physical address.

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