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For the memory system which has 4M words of main memory, a cache of 128K words where the
catch is organized as a 2 way set associative cache with a block size of 64 words, how many bits
are there in the TAG, SET, and WORD fields?
a. Main Memory: 4M words = 2 2 * 2 20
b. Cache: 128K words = 2 7 * 2 10
c. Way: 2 = 2 1
d. Block: 64 words = 2 6
e. WORD: 6
f. SET: 7
g. TAG: 22 – 17 – 1 = 6
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