Consider a memory system that generates 16-bits addresses and the frame size is 32-byte. At time To the status of the page table is given below. Page # 1911 Page Table Entry 11 561 56 644 52 58 42 1068 1884 194 46 a) What is the maximum number of entries within a single page/frame? b) What is the maximum number of page table entries in the memory system? c) Using the given page table, determine the physical addresses for the following logical addresses. Write down the physical addresses in binary and decimal format. (i) 0101000010001011 (ii) (iv) 0001100001100111 (iii) 1110101110010111 1110111011101001

Consider a memory system that generates 16-bits addresses and the frame size is 32-byte. At time To the status of the page table is given below. Page # 1911 Page Table Entry 11 561 56 644 52 58 42 1068 1884 194 46 a) What is the maximum number of entries within a single page/frame? b) What is the maximum number of page table entries in the memory system? c) Using the given page table, determine the physical addresses for the following logical addresses. Write down the physical addresses in binary and decimal format. (i) 0101000010001011 (ii) (iv) 0001100001100111 (iii) 1110101110010111 1110111011101001

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