Consider a process with 4GB logical memory, 4KB page size, and a page table whose entry is 4B each. The page table of this process will be placed in one of the cache memories to increase performance. The size of L1, L2, and L3 caches are 64KB, 256KB, and 8MB, respectively. Investigate which cache memory can we use to fully place the page table.

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