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A computer with cache access time of 100 ns and hit ratio of 0·9 produces an average access time o

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A computer with cache access time of 100 ns and hit ratio of 0·9 produces an average access time o

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The average access time of a cache memory system is calculated using the formula:

Average Access Time = Hit Time + Miss Rate * Miss Penalty

Where:

  • Hit Time is the time to deliver a line in the cache to the processor and it includes time to determine whether the line is in the cache.
  • Miss Rate is the fraction of cache access that results in a miss and it's equal to (1 - Hit Ratio).
  • Miss Penalty is the additional time required because of a miss.

Given:

  • Cache Access Time (Hit Time) = 100 ns
  • Hit Ratio = 0.9, hence Miss Rate = 1 - 0.9 = 0.1

We need the Miss Penalty to calculate the Average Access Time. If you provide the Miss Penalty, I can complete the calculation.

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