A user program starts execution at t=0sec, a scanner interrupt is call at t=16 sec during interrupt handling another camera interrupt has been call at t=21 sec and returns at t=35 sec, at a same time another printer interrupt is call and return at=43sec to scanner interrupt handler. Scanner interrupt returns at t=53 sec. Calculate the total time required to process interrupt.

A user program starts execution at t=0sec, a scanner interrupt is call at t=16 sec during interrupt handling another camera interrupt has been call at t=21 sec and returns at t=35 sec, at a same time another printer interrupt is call and return at=43sec to scanner interrupt handler. Scanner interrupt returns at t=53 sec. Calculate the total time required to process interrupt.

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