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In a system using single processor, a new process arrives at the rate of six processes per minute and each such process requires seven seconds of service time. What is the CPU utilization?

  1. 70%
  2. 30%
  3. 60%
  4. 64%

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There are six process coming in one minute and each process require $7sec$.

So $\text{CPU utilization}=\frac{\text{Useful Time}}{\text{Total time}}$

So CPU will be busy for $42 sec$ to service each process within one minute. This will be a useful time.

So $\text{CPU utilization} =\frac{42}{60}\times 100$

                             =70%
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