A direct-mapped cache has four 16-byte lines. Floats on the system are 4 bytes. An 4x8 matrix is declared in C: float m[4][8]; As if somebody were trying to make this problem easier, the address of the matrix just happens to be zero mod 16. A routine moves through the matrix in row-major order, beginning with m[0][0], printing the value in every cell. All data needed to execute the loop, save the matrix itself, are either immediates or stored in registers. What is the miss rate of the cache for this operation

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