On a system using the common Intel virtual memory implementation, a particular program that is running is using the following virtual addresses (in hexadecimal):

00000000 to 00003FFF (4 pages) allocated for executable code,

00004000 to 00005FFF (2 pages) allocated for global variables, and

7FFFA000 to 7FFFFFFF (6 pages) allocated for its stack,

State exactly, giving the sequence of memory accesses, how the virtual address 00005208 (hexadecimal) is translated to a physical address when a global variable is accessed. A small diagram is very likely to simplify your answer.