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which of the following is/are TRUE,
(I) a single page-table entry can store the mappings for multiple physical-page frames.
(II) Clustered page tables are particularly useful for dense address spaces.
(III) Inverted page table includes process-id as one of its attributes.

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  1.  FALSE First is false because it is the case with hashed page table not simple.
  2. FALSE clustered  page table that can be viewed as hashed page table, it associates mapping for severals page.it is useful for sparse address space.
  3. CORRECT inverted page table include pid as one of its attributes.
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