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2. Real (Physical) Addresses The point of a paging system is to map virtual addresses to real physical addresses. Once we have real addresses we can go further in the memory system, which also includes cache (SRAM) and DRAM (we will do this in IP3 Part 2). We will obtain these assuming a page table is already populated. Suppose after running our benchmark one time, we observe our page table to contain the following: Using our algorithm from lecture, take these virtual addresses and provide corresponding physical addresses, assuming the same page size of 8 . Show all work on a separate page: 2. Real (Physical) Addresses The point of a paging system is to map virtual addresses to real physical addresses. Once we have real addresses we can go further in the memory system, which also includes cache (SRAM) and DRAM (we will do this in IP3 Part 2). We will obtain these assuming a page table is already populated. Suppose after running our benchmark one time, we observe our page table to contain the following: Using our algorithm from lecture, take these virtual addresses and provide corresponding physical addresses, assuming the same page size of 8 . Show all work on a separate page