10:05 A A Wbux.bracu.ac.bd/coursesYou are taking "Final Exam" as a timed exam.Show MoreEnd My Exam1:07:55How many tag bits are required for thecache?What is the actual cache size in KiB?(including the valid and tag bit)Write your answer in KiB up to 2 decimal places. Donot write a unit.To what block number does byte address38118 map?SubmitYou have used 0 of 2 attemptsII 10:05 A A W •bux.bracu.ac.bd/coursesShow MoreEnd My Exam1:08:02Question 210.0 points possible (graded, results hidden)Suppose a direct-mapped cache can store64 KİB of data. Each block contains 128words and the address length is 67 bit.Now answer the following questions:How many blocks are there in the cache?How many data bits are required for thecache?How many tag bits are required for thecache?II

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