Given process 1 page table consisting of 6-bit page number and 10-bit offset. Process 1 Page Table 00 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 000101 000110 011001 011010 100100 110101 111001 111110 111100 What is the physical address (in Binary) of the following logical address: 0001100101011110 Physical Address 1 = What is the physical address (in HEX) of the following logical address: 0001111010111001 Physical Address 2 =

Given process 1 page table consisting of 6-bit page number and 10-bit offset. Process 1 Page Table 00 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 000101 000110 011001 011010 100100 110101 111001 111110 111100 What is the physical address (in Binary) of the following logical address: 0001100101011110 Physical Address 1 = What is the physical address (in HEX) of the following logical address: 0001111010111001 Physical Address 2 =

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Given process 1 page table consisting of 6-bit page number and 10-bit offset.
Process 1 Page Table
00
01
02
03
04
05
06
07
08
000101
000110
011001
011010
100100
110101
111001
111110
111100
What is the physical address (in Binary) of the following logical address:
0001100101011110
Physical Address 1 =
What is the physical address (in HEX) of the following logical address:
0001111010111001
Physical Address 2 =

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