Q1.G 2. 3. Consider a 48-bit virtual address; the page offset field is 14 bits. Answer the following: The number of bits in the virtual page number field is: The size of the memory page in bytes is: The number of entries in the page table is: If the virtual address is (0000 1ABD)16, use the Page Table below to find the complete physical address: index 0 1 2 V 1 0 1 Physical page number in hexadecimal A B C

Q1.G 2. 3. Consider a 48-bit virtual address; the page offset field is 14 bits. Answer the following: The number of bits in the virtual page number field is: The size of the memory page in bytes is: The number of entries in the page table is: If the virtual address is (0000 1ABD)16, use the Page Table below to find the complete physical address: index 0 1 2 V 1 0 1 Physical page number in hexadecimal A B C

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