(Solved): Consider a Processor P1 that implements three classes of instructions A, B and C. Consider a program ...

Consider a Processor P1 that implements three classes of instructions A, B and C. Consider a program consisting of a total of 5073 instructions divided equally between the three classes. The number of clock cycles for each class existing in the program is given in the following table Clock Cycles per Class for a Program \table[[,Nb. Clock Cycles A,Nb. Clock Cycles B,Nb. Clock Cycles C],[P1,2884,3043,4008]] Given that initially P1 runs a program in 15us. Processor P1 is re-designed and the optimized version called P2 is faster than P1 by 24%. This will increase by

the total number of cycles. What should be the clock rate for P 2 in

? Round the answer to the nearest two decimal points. a. 0.57 b. -0.23 c. 0.81 d. 0.93 e. None other options