Consider a multithreaded program written using kernel-level threads. Assume the execution time on one processor is 60 seconds, and the execution time on 10 processors is 25 seconds. (a)What is the speedup S10? Show your work. (b)What is the efficiency E10? Show your work. (c)If the serial component of the application is 20%, what is the upper bound on speedup?

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