Answer Posted / chitra

phisical memory is broken into fixed sized blocks called
frames.logical memory is also broken in to blocks to the
same size called pages.when a process is to be executed
it's pages are loaded in to memory frames.

pages are divided in to 2 parts:
*page number(p)
*page offset(d)

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