How is the memory address to be interpreted

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This question investigates cache use in different types of cache. Consider a system of 8Kbytes of byte-addressable main memory partitioned into blocks of 32bytes each.

The system has cache of size 512bytes. The main memory blocks are being accessed in the order shown in the tables (the numbers are in decimal). Assuming the cache is empty at the start.

Scenario : The system uses fully associative cache and first-in-first-out replacement policy.

How is the memory address to be interpreted?

Address field	Value	Reason
Word field length:
Tag field length:

Show whether each memory block access is a hit or a miss. Then compute the hit ratio.

Memory block	Address Tag field	Address Word field	Maps to cache block	Hit/Miss
1
5
21
7
5
1
17
7
17
5
Total

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