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The following C program is to be executed on a uniprocessor and a parallel version is to be executed on a shared memory
multiprocessor.
L1: for(I=1,I<=1024, I++)
{
L2: SUM[I]=0;
L3: for(J=1, J<=I, J++)
L4: SUM[I]=SUM[I]+I
}
Suppose statement no L2 and L4 each take two machine cycle times including all CPU and memory access activities. Ignore the
overhead caused by the software loop control statements L1 and L3 as well as other system overhead and resource conflicts.

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