A system has 1 CPU-bound process and 17 10- bound processes. If the 10-bound processes request an issue once for every 1ms of CPU time, and that each 10-bound request takes 7ms. If the context switching time is 100 microseconds. Using Round robin algorithm with a time slice of 20 ms. The percentage CPU usage is? Correct up to 2 decimal places

A system has 1 CPU-bound process and 17 10- bound processes. If the 10-bound processes request an issue once for every 1ms of CPU time, and that each 10-bound request takes 7ms. If the context switching time is 100 microseconds. Using Round robin algorithm with a time slice of 20 ms. The percentage CPU usage is? Correct up to 2 decimal places

Database System Concepts

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Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

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