A program consists of 100,000 instructions as follows: Integer arithmetic Data transfer Floating-point arithmetic Control transfer Instruction Type M1 - 400 MHz M2 - 800 MHz Processor Type of Instruction, IC, and CPI Instruction Count decimal places) 45,000 decimal places) 36,000 10.000 9,000 Execution Time Determine the program execution time, the effective CPI for the machine, and the MIPS rate for the following processors. (each box is 2 points except CPI) seconds (round to 5 4 seconds (round to 5 5 10 3 Cycles per Instruction Type of instruction, IC, and CPI CPI (round to 2 decimal places) MIPS rate (Whole number only with round up) (Whole number only with round up)

A program consists of 100,000 instructions as follows: Integer arithmetic Data transfer Floating-point arithmetic Control transfer Instruction Type M1 - 400 MHz M2 - 800 MHz Processor Type of Instruction, IC, and CPI Instruction Count decimal places) 45,000 decimal places) 36,000 10.000 9,000 Execution Time Determine the program execution time, the effective CPI for the machine, and the MIPS rate for the following processors. (each box is 2 points except CPI) seconds (round to 5 4 seconds (round to 5 5 10 3 Cycles per Instruction Type of instruction, IC, and CPI CPI (round to 2 decimal places) MIPS rate (Whole number only with round up) (Whole number only with round up)

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