Question 4) : The two programs shown below are running at the same time. When they start, the value of Joes money in the database is 200. Each program is three instructions long. They are each labeled something like A1 or B3. Give an ordering for the instructions that would produce a final balance of 250. (An ordering would look like: A1, A2, B1 and have all six instructions.

Communit Chegg Study Guided x Dldentify Rocks Game X Sedimentary Rocks p chert Google Search ascholer/cs160/Assigns/160-Assignment09.pdf C. Abstraction of Memory: Part 2: Parallel Processing Q2: According to Moore's Law, how many times more powerful should computers be in 24 years? Show work. 3: For a given task, 80% of the work can be done in pa rallel. How many times faster could we get the work done with: A) 2 workers? B) 4 workers? C) 100 workers? Show work. The two programs shown below are running at the same time. When they start, the value of "Joe's money" in the database is 200. Each program is three instructions long. They are each labeled something like A1 or B3. Give an ordering for the instructions that would produce a final balance of 250. (An ordering would look like: A1, A2, B1... and have all six instructions. Program A Program B A1) Ask database for Joe's money, store answer in x A2) x x + 100 A3) Tell database to set Joe's money to x B1) Ask database for Joe's money, store answer in y B2) y = y + 50 B3) Tell database to set Joe's money to y Part 3: Databases and SQL Q5: Why can I detect an inconsistency in a table of friends but not in one of bank accounts? 06: Here is a table with information about some students: RA