Consider a CPU that services processes arriving (following Poisson distribution) at an average rate  of 20 processes/second. Assume that the average service time (following exponential distribution) for the processes is 40 milliseconds. Answer the following questions: (a) What is the expected utilization of the CPU?   (b) What is the average number of processes you expect to see in the system (waiting in the Ready Queue and get  (c) What is the average turnaround time of these processes you expect to see?   (d) How many processes, on average, you expect to see waiting in the Ready Queue?

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Dynamic Multithreading

An algorithm that executes a single instruction in a uniprocessor system is called a serial algorithm. In the case of a multiprocessor computer system, multiple instructions are executed in parallel. A multithreaded algorithm is an algorithm that enables multiple instances of the code to be executed concurrently.Multithreading is a concept that allows the CPU to execute threads independently while sharing similar resources. It is an important CPU feature that works on the process. Thread is a sequence of instructions that executes in parallel with other threads. Because of multithreading, multiple tasks can be performed within a single process.