A 64 KB four-way set-associative cache is byte- addressable and contains 32B lines. Memory addresses are 32b wide. a. Show at least Five main memory block addresses those are mapped to set number 5? b. Find hit/miss for following addresses 01010100011110001100011101000011 (5478C743H) 01010100011110001100011101100011 (5478C763H) 01010100011110001100011101010011 (5478C753H) 01010100011110001100011101001011 (5478C74BH)

A 64 KB four-way set-associative cache is byte- addressable and contains 32B lines. Memory addresses are 32b wide. a. Show at least Five main memory block addresses those are mapped to set number 5? b. Find hit/miss for following addresses 01010100011110001100011101000011 (5478C743H) 01010100011110001100011101100011 (5478C763H) 01010100011110001100011101010011 (5478C753H) 01010100011110001100011101001011 (5478C74BH)

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