Consider the following string of memory accesses. All of these access will miss, thus the hit rate will be zero. li t0, 0x1000 sw t1, 0(t0) # 1 sw t1, 0x10(t0) # 2 sw t1, 0x20(t0) # 3 sw t1, 0x30(t0) # 4 sw t1, 0x40(t0) # 5 What is the smallest offset greater than 0x10 that you can change #3 to that creates a conflict miss (specifically, evicting the data that was placed in the cache by instruction #2) in a 32-entry 4-word direct-mapped cache? Answer with the leading "0x".

Consider the following string of memory accesses. All of these access will miss, thus the hit rate will be zero. li t0, 0x1000 sw t1, 0(t0) # 1 sw t1, 0x10(t0) # 2 sw t1, 0x20(t0) # 3 sw t1, 0x30(t0) # 4 sw t1, 0x40(t0) # 5 What is the smallest offset greater than 0x10 that you can change #3 to that creates a conflict miss (specifically, evicting the data that was placed in the cache by instruction #2) in a 32-entry 4-word direct-mapped cache? Answer with the leading "0x".

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