Records from the employee file are to be read and, by making use of the basic pay, allowances and deductions, the total salary is to be computed for each employee. Assume that it takes 200 µs of CPU time to perform the computation for a single record. The updated records are to be written onto the disk.  a) What is the time taken to process all records in a cylinder? Illustrative problem (a) computed the time taken to process all records of the employee file residing in a cylinder. Assume that the time taken for the read/write head to move from one cylinder to another is 10 ms. b) What is the time taken to process all records in the next cylinder? c) What is the time taken to process the entire employee file of records on the disk?  b)

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Records from the employee file are to be read and, by making use of the basic pay, allowances and deductions, the total salary is to be computed for each employee. Assume that it takes 200 µs of CPU time to perform the computation for a single record. The updated records are to be written onto the disk. 

a) What is the time taken to process all records in a cylinder?

Illustrative problem (a) computed the time taken to process all records of the employee file residing in a cylinder. Assume that the time taken for the read/write head to move from one cylinder to another is 10 ms.
b) What is the time taken to process all records in the next cylinder?
c) What is the time taken to process the entire employee file of records on the disk? 

b)

Employee Employee Designation Address
number
name
(6)
(20)
(10)
Basic
pay
(30) (6)
Number of platters
Number of cylinders
Allowances Deductions
Number of tracks (surfaces)/cylinder
Number of sectors/track
Number of bytes/sector
Maximum seek time
Average seek time
Maximum Latency time
Average latency time
Time to read/write a sector
(20)
6
800
10
50
512
50 ms
25 ms
16.66 ms
8.33 ms
0.33 ms
(20)
Total
salary
(6)
Transcribed Image Text:Employee Employee Designation Address number name (6) (20) (10) Basic pay (30) (6) Number of platters Number of cylinders Allowances Deductions Number of tracks (surfaces)/cylinder Number of sectors/track Number of bytes/sector Maximum seek time Average seek time Maximum Latency time Average latency time Time to read/write a sector (20) 6 800 10 50 512 50 ms 25 ms 16.66 ms 8.33 ms 0.33 ms (20) Total salary (6)
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