A compiler produces a program with the following mix of instructions: Instruction Class Count 4 7 3 1 2 1 3 2 If it is executed on a processor with a clock period of 10 microseconds, and the following Instruction Class CPIs, what is the execution time in microseconds? Round to the nearest 0. microseconds. 3 Instruction Class CPI 5 1 10

A compiler produces a program with the following mix of instructions: Instruction Class Count 4 7 3 1 2 1 3 2 If it is executed on a processor with a clock period of 10 microseconds, and the following Instruction Class CPIs, what is the execution time in microseconds? Round to the nearest 0. microseconds. 3 Instruction Class CPI 5 1 10

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