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Which field in a memory address is used to identify the specific memory block in fully associative mapping?

In fully associative mapping, the tag field is used to identify the specific memory block. The tag includes all the remaining bits of the memory address after the block offset. This allows any block to be placed in any cache line, and the tag is used to match the memory block during a cache lookup.

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