Byte$-$addressed memory has a $16-$bit address. A $2-$way set$-$associative cache has $7-$bit tags and $4-$byte lines.

In the example below, enter the cache response on a hit or the address of the row to be replaced on a miss. All values are given in hexadecimal, and the result should be entered as such.

Content bytes are addressed from $0$ to the left.

Effective address from processor: #$9183.$ All values are given in hexadecimal, and the result should be entered as such, but without preceding it with a character #$.$