We are using the MIPS CPU. To save space assume we have 16 bits of address space Given the Following information: Assume the computer was turned on, all valid bits are 0 Given the following PC values, Virtual Addresses, indicate if we have a TLB hit after each PC value. If we have a TLB miss update the TLB. Additionally indicate if we will have a page fault in the page table. If you have a page fault update the page table. Additionally indicate what the RAM or Hard Drive address will be given the location of the data. Finally remove entries from the TLB using the LRU, least recently used method. Show the TLB after all PC values have been executed. We are using the MIPS CPU. To save space assume we have 16 bits of address space Given the Following information: Assume the computer was turned on, all valid bits are 0 Given the following PC values, Virtual Addresses, indicate if we have a TLB hit after each PC value. If we have a TLB miss update the TLB. Additionally indicate if we will have a page fault in the page table. If you have a page fault update the page table. Additionally indicate what the RAM or Hard Drive address will be given the location of the data. Finally remove entries from the TLB using the LRU, least recently used method. Show the TLB after all PC values have been executed