The FastFile file system uses an inode array to organize the files on disk. Each inode consists of a user id (2 bytes), three time stamps (4 bytes each), protection bits (2 bytes), a reference count (2 byte), a file type (2 bytes) and the size (4 bytes). Additionally, the inode contains 13 direct indexes, 1 index to a 1st-level index table, 1 index to a 2nd-level index table, and 1 index to a 3rd level index table. The file system also stores the first 436 bytes of each file in the inode.

1. Assume a disk sector is 512 bytes, and assume that any auxiliary index table takes up an entire sector, what is the maximum size for a file in this system.

2. Is there any benefit for including the first 436 bytes of the file in the inode?