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vivado [14]
3 years ago
10

What are the first and the last physical memory addressesaccessible using

Computers and Technology
1 answer:
Misha Larkins [42]3 years ago
6 0

Answer

For First physical memory address,we add 00000 in segment values.

For Last physical memory address,we add 0FFFF in segment values.

<u>NOTE</u>-For addition of hexadecimal numbers ,you first have to convert it into binary then add them,after this convert back it in hexadecimal.

a)1000

For First physical memory address, we add 00000 in segment value

We add 0 at the least significant bit while calculating.

          1000<u>0</u> +00000 = 1000<u>0</u> (from note)

For Last physical memory address,We add 0 at the least significant bit while calculating.

   we add 0FFFF in segment value

           1000<u>0</u> +0FFFF =1FFFF    (from note)

b)0FFF

For First physical memory address,we add 00000 in segment value

We add 0 at the least significant bit while calculating.

     0FFF<u>0</u> +00000=0FFF0 (from note)

For Last physical memory address,We add 0 at the least significant bit while calculating.

   we add 0FFFF in segment value

           0FFF<u>0</u> +0FFFF =1FFEF (from note)

c)0001

For First physical memory address,we add 00000 in segment value

We add 0 at the least significant bit while calculating.

     0001<u>0</u> +00000=00010 (from note)

For Last physical memory address,We add 0 at the least significant bit while calculating.

   we add 0FFFF in segment value

           0001<u>0</u> +0FFFF =1000F (from note)

d) E000

For First physical memory address,we add 00000 in segment value

 We add 0 at the least significant bit while calculating.

    E000<u>0</u> +00000=E0000 (from note)

For Last physical memory address,We add 0 at the least significant bit while calculating.

   we add 0FFFF in segment value

           E000<u>0</u> +0FFFF =EFFFF (from note)

e) 1002

For First physical memory address,we add 00000 in segment value

 We add 0 at the least significant bit while calculating.

    1002<u>0</u> +00000=10020  (from note)

For Last physical memory address,We add 0 at the least significant bit while calculating.

   we add 0FFFF in segment value

           1002<u>0</u> +0FFFF =2001F (from note)

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