Consider a 2-way set-associative cache that uses a 10-bit cache index and has 16-byte cache blocks (i.e., each block contains four words). The machine is byte addressable and uses 32-bit addresses, as show below.

B. Consider a 2-way set-associative cache that uses a 10-bit cache index and has 16-byte cache blocks (i.e., each block contains four words). The machine is byte addressable and uses 32-bit addresses, as show below block offset byte offset tag index 4 (i): How many words can be stored in the cache (payload)? (ii): What is the size of the block offset? I): What is the size of the tag