Aprogram consists of 14 independent tasks. when the program is executed on a
single-core proce...
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Aprogram consists of 14 independent tasks. when the program is executed on a
single-core processor, task a takes 24 ms to complete and each of the other tasks takes 12
ms each to complete. the same program is also executed on a different 16-core
processor system, in which each of the cores has the same architecture, clock rate and
memory system as the single-core system. what is the maximum speedup that the 16-
core system could provide for this program compared to executing the program on the
single-core system?
maximum speedup =
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