a.
Physical address is 400 + 431 = 800
b.
Physical address is 400 + 900 = 1300
But segment 1 is of length 500.
logical address > segmentation length
i.e 500 > 431
So, segnemtaton fault
c.
Physical address is 2000 + 240 = 2240
logical address > segmentation length
i.e 240 > 200
So, segnemtaton fault
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Consider the following segment table: Segm 0 1 Base Length 400 500 1000 500 2000 200...
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