if the RAM has two byte data word and address bits are grouped for direct mapping with a cache memory as follow: 14 bits 9 bits 5 bits when it is read from RAM to cache what other words come with the word whose address is 00FF00DC. a. All words from address 00FF00C0 to 00FF00DF b. All words from address 00FF00C0 to 00FF00CF c. All words from address 00FF00DC to 00FF00DF d. All words from address 00FF00D0 to 00FF00DF

if the RAM has two byte data word and address bits are grouped for direct mapping with a cache memory as follow: 14 bits 9 bits 5 bits when it is read from RAM to cache what other words come with the word whose address is 00FF00DC. a. All words from address 00FF00C0 to 00FF00DF b. All words from address 00FF00C0 to 00FF00CF c. All words from address 00FF00DC to 00FF00DF d. All words from address 00FF00D0 to 00FF00DF

Systems Architecture

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ISBN:9781305080195

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Chapter11: Operating Systems

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Problem 30VE

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