Explain inclusion property and memory coherence requirements

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Explain the inclusion property and memory coherence requirements in a multilevel memory hierarchy. Distinguish between write-through and write-back policies in maintaining the coherence in adjacent levels. Also explain the basic concepts of paging and segmentation in managing the physical and virtual memories in a hierarchy.

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