Mapping is a process in which data is transformed between main memory and cache memory. Consider a computer with main memory capable of storing 1024 K words, each word in memory is 64 bits. The computer has cache memory capable of storing 2048 words, each word is of size 64 bits. Discuss with suitable diagram how associative mapping method can be used to transform data between main memory and cache memory?

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