(Solved) : 2 Amdahl S Law Boss Puts Charge Optimizing Runtime Application Actually Makes Money Compan Q27212942 . . . .

2. Amdahl’s Law Your boss puts you in charge of optimizing theruntime of the only application that actually makes money for yourcompany (everyone else is busy trying to develop the next trendingapplication). This application requires 99 hours of computationtime on Computer X. You find that 35 hours of that execution timeare spent in a software multiplication routine, 22 hours ofexecution moving data to and from memory, and 19 hours of executionperforming non-multiplication arithmetic, and the remaining 23hours performing other tasks (e.g., control flow operations). a.What is the maximum speedup you can achieve by only consideringimprovements to multiplication? b. If you