13. (10 pts) The address space of a process is the set of addresses to which...

13. (10 pts) The address space of a process is the set of addresses to which it has access.

(a) In modern systems, the address spaces of most processes are sparse. What does this mean?

(b) Referencing an address not in the address space results in a:

(c) Referencing a valid address that is not currently in main memory results in a:

(d) Referencing a valid address but without proper permissions (e.g., writing to a read-only location) results in a:

(e) Referencing a kernel address while executing in user mode results in a:

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