The not used recently page replacement algorithm stores two bits with each page to determine a page
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The not used recently page replacement algorithm stores two bits with each page to determine a page that is suitable for replacement. What does each bit represent? Which combination of bits makes a page the most desirable for replacement? Justify your answer. What combination would be second best?
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