When a cache is 10 times faster than main memory , and cache can be us

1.	When a cache is 10 times faster than main memory , and cache can be used 90% of the time , how much speed we gain by using cache ?
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When a cache is 10 times faster than main memory , and cache can be used 90% of the time , how much speed we gain by using cache ?

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= ((2P/10) * 100) + ((8P/10) * 1) = (208/10)P nanoseconds. Thus speed up will be AROUND 4.8(less than 5 but near 5), assuming the CACHE is 100 TIMES FASTER than main memory

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