Consider a computer system with virtual memory, where the memory access time without a page fault...

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Consider a computer system with virtual memory, where the memory access time without a page fault is 125 ns and the memory access time with a page fault is 4.5 ms. must justify your answers. Determine the formula for calculating the effective memory access time. b. If we assume that one memory access out of 1750 causes a page fault, what is the actual effective memory access time? a. C. How does the memory access time for a page not in memory compare to that of a page already in memory? d. If we want performance degradation of no more than 8.5%, what value of p is required? e. Based upon the value of p calculated in the previous question, how frequently should page faults occur? Consider a computer system with virtual memory, where the memory access time without a page fault is 125 ns and the memory access time with a page fault is 4.5 ms. must justify your answers. Determine the formula for calculating the effective memory access time. b. If we assume that one memory access out of 1750 causes a page fault, what is the actual effective memory access time? a. C. How does the memory access time for a page not in memory compare to that of a page already in memory? d. If we want performance degradation of no more than 8.5%, what value of p is required? e. Based upon the value of p calculated in the previous question, how frequently should page faults occur?