Direct mapped cache- word, block, tag

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Think about a byte addressable computer with twenty-four bit addresses, a cache capable of storing a total of 64KB of data, and blocks of 32 bytes. Demonstrate the format of a 24-bit memory address for:

A. Direct Mapped Cache: word, block, tag (number of bits in decimal)
B. Fully Associative Cache: word, tag (number of bits in decimal)
C. 4-way set Associative Cache: word, set, tag (number of bits in decimal)

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