The following four questions are related to the below problem. Assume a system's memory has 32M words. Blocks are 64 words in length and the cache consists of 8K blocks. Knowing that the computer uses a word addressable mode, answer the below four questions: How many address lines does the Main Memory need? OA 21 O B. 16 OC. 26 O D. 15 O E. 25 Clear my choice Time left 0:4825 Clear my choice How many bits are in the Tog field of the Fully associative cache mapping scheme? OA 6 OB. 10 OC 19 OD. 12 OE 9

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