For each sector and partition, calculate the absolute address of the sector.

The question is from:

Elementary Information Security (second edition) by Richard E. Smith ISBN: 9781284055931 Chapter 5 Exercise E7 page 218. If you can answer E7, E8, E9, E10, E11, E12, E13, E14 That would be ideal.

Figure 5.9

This is Figure 5.9 from the text book but i am not sure if it has anything to do with the calculations.

Table 5.5

Partition Table for Drive in Figure 5.9
Partition ID	Starting Sector Number	Final Sector Number	Number of Sectors
p0	8	30,727	30,719
p1	30,728	61,447	30,719
p2	61,448	81,927	20,479

Table 5.5 contains the partition table from the master boot record for the volume in Figure 5.9. The following is a list of sectors stored in different partitions. For each sector and partition, calculate the absolute address of the sector. (Hint use a spreadsheet)

a. Partition 0, sector 1

b. Partition 0, sector 8184

c. Partition 1, sector 2040

d. Partition 1, sector 10000

e. Partition 2, sector 1

f. Partition 2, sector 4088

Drive size: 40 MB Drive C: Partition #0 15 MB partition Drive D: Partition #1 15 MB partition Drive E: Partition #2 10 MB partition