A compiler designer is trying to decide between two code sequences fora particular computer. The hardware designers have supplied thefollowing facts: CPI for R-type instruction is 1, CPI for l-type instructionis 2, and CPI for J-type instruction is 3. The two sequences have thefollowing instruction counts:Code sequence 1: R-type (2), l-type (1), J-type (2)Code sequence 2: R-type (4), l-type (1), J-type (1)How many clock cycles are required for code sequence 2?

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