Suppose the clock frequency of a computer system is 50 MHz and you run a program which requires 12,347,143,240 clock cycles to complete. Determine the total execution time in units of how many minutes, seconds, milliseconds, and microseconds this program took to complete, e.g., if the program took 5 min, 34 s, 147 ms, and 918 us to finish, then your answer would be 5:34:147:918. Instructions: Canvas will perform a character-by-character match of the correct answer and your answer, so it is important that you follow these instructions. Write your answer in the format M:S:m:u where M is the number of minutes (as an integer), S is the number of seconds (as an integer), m is the number of milliseconds (as an integer), and u is the number of microseconds (as an integer). For example, if the program took 18 min, 4 s, 135 ms, and 600 ps, then write your answer as 18:12:4:600. If you determine the answer is 1 min, 1 s, 1 ms, 11.765432 us, then include only the integer part of the us value and round it up or down as required: 1:1:1:12