An OS has 64 pages each that is 1024 bytes. What is the best description of this situation.
[note: feel free to use a calculator for this or even google's calculation feature]

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An OS has 64 pages each that is 1024 bytes. What is the best description of this situation. 
 [note: feel free to use a calculator for this or even google's calculation feature]

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Virtual addresses are 6 bits for the page identifier and the remaining 10 bits is for the offset.

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Virtual addresses are 64 bits for the page identifier and the remaining 1024 bits is for the offset.

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Virtual addresses are 1024 bits for the page identifier and the remaining 64 bits is for the offset.

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Virtual addresses are 10 bits for the page identifier and the remaining 6 bits is for the offset.

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