A software engineer is developing a high-performance memory-mapped cache. A one-dimensional array Cache is defined with index bounds from L=−8L = -8L=−8 to U=24U = 24U=24 inclusive. The memory is byte-addressed, and each element in the array occupies a block of w=4w = 4w=4 bytes. If the base address (the address of the first element, Cache[-8]) is 0x1000 0x1000\,0x1000 in hexadecimal, what is the hexadecimal memory address of the element Cache[14]?
0x10380x10380x1038
0x10580x10580x1058
0x10180x10180x1018
0x105C0x105C0x105C
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