Recently, a computer system was designed by Adam. He considered a paging system assured with a page table stored up in the memory. It was observed that when he used the associative registers, the references made to page tables were around 80 percent. During the whole process, the memory reference taken was about 150 ns. Adam was not sure what was the time taken for paged memory reference. Your task is to help Adam to compute the time for paged memory reference and the time taken for effective memory reference.

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