Q.No.8: In paging (givendiagram), for CPU requestthere are two access time onefor accessing page table andone for physical memoryaccess.physicaladdress f0000..0000logicaladdressCPUa) How should we minimizethis access time? Redraw1111...1111the figure.b) Formulate the formula forEffective Access Time.c) CalculateAccess Time (EAT) byassuming the Hit ratio (a )the Effectivephysicalmemory85% and 95%. Cachepage tableAccess Time (ɛ) is 20microsecond and MemoryAccess Time (T) is 100microsecond.

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Q.No.8: In paging (given diagram), for CPU request there are two access time one for accessing page table and one for physical memory access. logical physical address 10000.0000 address a) How should we minimize CPU this access time? Redraw 11111...1111 the figure. b) Formulate the formula for Effective Access Time. c) Calculate the Effective Access Time (EAT) by assuming the Hit ratio (¤ ) 85% and 95%. physical memory Cache page table Access Time (ɛ) is 20 microsecond and Memory Access Time (T) is 100 microsecond.

Q.No.8: In paging (given diagram), for CPU request there are two access time one for accessing page table and one for physical memory access. logical physical address 10000.0000 address a) How should we minimize CPU this access time? Redraw 11111...1111 the figure. b) Formulate the formula for Effective Access Time. c) Calculate the Effective Access Time (EAT) by assuming the Hit ratio (¤ ) 85% and 95%. physical memory Cache page table Access Time (ɛ) is 20 microsecond and Memory Access Time (T) is 100 microsecond.

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