Suppose a computer takes 1 nanosecond (-10-9 second) to execute each operation. Approximately how long will it take the computer to execute the following numbers of operations? Convert your answers into seconds, minutes, hours, days, weeks, or years, as appropriate. For example, instead of 250 nanoseconds, write 13 days.. (a) log₂ (110) (Round your answer, in seconds, to ten decimal places.) sec (b) 110 (Round your answer, in seconds, to eight decimal places.) sec (c) 110 log₂(110) (Round your answer, in seconds, to eight decimal places.) sec

Suppose a computer takes 1 nanosecond (-10-9 second) to execute each operation. Approximately how long will it take the computer to execute the following numbers of operations? Convert your answers into seconds, minutes, hours, days, weeks, or years, as appropriate. For example, instead of 250 nanoseconds, write 13 days. (a) log2 (140) (Round your answer, in seconds, to ten decimal places.) sec (b) 140 (Round your answer, in seconds, to eight decimal places.) sec (c) 140 log2 (140) (Round your answer, in seconds, to eight decimal places.) sec (d) 1402 (Round your answer, in seconds, to eight decimal places.) sec (e) 1408 (Round your answer, in years, to two decimal places.) years (f) 2140 (Enter your answer, in years, using scientific notation. Round your coefficient to two decimal places.) x 10^ years

solve for P. 45 = 10 log ( P / 1x10-12) P = ?