A MIPS computer has a 32-bit byte-address space. It has a 16KB cache. Complete the following tables (keep all values in hex: it is easier) for the cache organizations being described. Ignore valid bits 1. (20 points) Direct-mapped word-level cache: Organized as 4K one-word blocks Byte address 0488C04B 84CC0488 FFFFBC7 00003BC5 Word address 01223012 Cache index 012 Tag 2. (20 points) Recompute the table if the cache is of same size but is a Direct-mapped block- level cache: Organized as 16-word blocks Byte address Block address Cache index 0122301 Tag 01 0488C04B 84CC0488 7FFFFBC7 00003BC5 3. (20 points) Recompute the table if the cache is of same size but is a 16-way-associative cache: Organized as 1-word blocks Byte address Word address Cache index 12 Tag 0488C04B 84CC0488 7FFFFBC7 00003BC5 01223012 4. (20 points) Recompute the table if the cache is of same size but is a 4-way-associative cache: Organized as four-word blocks Byte address Block address Cache index 0488C04 Tag 0488C04B 34C00458 6FFFFAC7 00005BA2 04