3. If the virtual address Ox1000 0043 is on physical page Ox42, then what do the following TLB entry and associated cache line components look like after a write hit to that address: a. Write answer in this TLB format: b. Write answer in this Cache format: < Valid(1bit); Dirty(1bit); CACHE TAG(15bits) > < Valid(1bit); Dirty(1bit); TLB TAG(18bits); TLB DATA(15bits) >

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