(Correctness) (6 points) Pipelined Processor 1. Dr. Mario has just learned about pipelined CPUs in CSE 141. He is excited about the prospect of taking an existing multicycle design and retrofitting it to a pipelined implementation. Dr. Mario is fascinated by processors with very high frequency. He proposes a 7 stage pipeline, where stage IF and M are split into two stages each (10, 11, MO, M1). Unfortunately, Dr. Mario is a big talker, but he really doesn't know what he's talking about (he's just a computer programmer after all). Can you help him answer the following questions (in this case, Dr. Mario is fictional so it would not be an Al violation to do the job for him). f) Suppose the code given above is executed 10,000 times. What is the CPI of the original pipeline and the CPI of the shorter pipeline (from part d) to complete this new sequence of instructions? Provide your answer to the nearest thousandth. (Correctness) (6 points) Pipelined Processor 1. Dr. Mario has just learned about pipelined CPUs in CSE 141. He is excited about the prospect of taking an existing multicycle design and retrofitting it to a pipelined implementation. Dr. Mario is fascinated by processors with very high frequency. He proposes a 7 stage pipeline, where stage IF and M are split into two stages each (10, 11, MO, M1). Unfortunately, Dr. Mario is a big talker, but he really doesn't know what he's talking about (he's just a computer programmer after all). Can you help him answer the following questions (in this case, Dr. Mario is fictional so it would not be an Al violation to do the job for him). f) Suppose the code given above is executed 10,000 times. What is the CPI of the original pipeline and the CPI of the shorter pipeline (from part d) to complete this new sequence of instructions? Provide your answer to the nearest thousandth