Q2 Direct Mapped Caches 3 Points Consider a hypothetical machine with a byte-addressable memory of 1 Mbyte (i.e., 2(20) bytes) and a memory block size of 64 bytes. Assume that a direct-mapped cache consisting of 32 lines is used with this machine. Q2.1 1 Point How many bytes of data can be stored in the cache? 32 Bytes 2048 Bytes 1 Mbyte 64 Bytes How the memory address is divided into tag, line number and byte number, giving, respectively, the number of bits for each? Provide your answers in Base 10 numbers (and only write down the number). The most significant bits are used for the tag. the middle bits are used for the line number, and the least significant Enter your answer here bits are used for the byte number