each logical address is 10 bits long of which the 6 most significant bits specify the page number,
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The document explains the structure of logical and physical addresses, specifying that a logical address is 10 bits long with 6 bits for the page number and 4 bits for the offset. It also mentions the formation of a 16-bit physical address using bits from the page table combined with the page displacement. The document poses a question regarding the number of words in a frame, indicating that answers in powers of two are acceptable.
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each logical address is 10 bits long of which the 6 most significant bits specify the page number,
- 1. each logical address is 10 bits long of which the 6 most significant bits specify the page number, and the remaining 4 bits specify the offset. A 16 bit physical address is created when the bits from the page table are combined with the page displacement. how many words are in a frame? answers specified in powers of two are fine.