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no of pages in logical address space=2^24/2^k=2^(24-k)

no of entries in page table= no of pages

no of frames =2^16/2^k=2^(16-k)

so 16 -k  bits required to address frame

size of page table=2^24-k(16-k)/8

                           =2^(21-k)(16-k)

                            =2^(25-k)-k 2^(21-k)

answer is option a
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