The goal of scalar processing is to produce, on average, the execution of one instruction per clock
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The goal of scalar processing is to produce, on average, the execution of one instruction per clock tick. If the clock ticks at a rate of 2 GHz, how many instructions per second can this computer execute? How many instructions would a 2 GHz super scalar processor that processes three instructions per clock cycle execute?
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