Each page is a power of -------- bytes long in paging scheme.
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4 is the answer of ur question
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The right answer is 4:
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- Paging is a memory-management technique that allows a process's physical address space to be noncontiguous.
- Paging avoids the significant challenge of fitting memory chunks of various sizes onto the backing store, which plagued most memory-management techniques prior to the introduction of paging.
- The issue arises because when fragments or data in main memory need to be swapped out,
- space on the backing store must be obtained.
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