Memory organization: For a memory consisting of 32 modules, each with a capacity of 1M x...

Memory organization:
1. For a memory consisting of 32 modules, each with a capacity of 1M x 8 bits (here a basic memory storage unit is a byte or 8 bits), how many bits are needed to represent each address that is uniquely associated with each basic storage unit?
2. For this memory system, if high-order interleaving is used, what is the address structure (i.e., what bits are used to select the chip and what bits are used to identify the offset within the chip.)
3. For the same memory system, what is the address structure if low-order interleaving is used?

Memory organization: Repeat procedure a), b), and c) above for a different memory system consisting of 4 modules, each with a capacity of 4G x 16 bits.

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