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i dont understand how to find <4,23> Given the following page table for a process, convert...

i dont understand how to find <4,23>

Given the following page table for a process, convert the given logical addresses of the process to the corresponding physical addresses. Page size is 5K bytes.   

Page table

2

10

12

5

8

12

6

13

Logical address

Physical address

<4, 23>

<1, 2005>

<10, 255>

<3, 1000>

<7, 530>

<6, 3000>
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Page Table Base Length
0 219 600
1 2500 11
2 86 160
3 1528 970
4 726 68

for Logical address:4,23

23<68

23+726=749

Physical address for <4,23> is 749

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