How long should the algorithm take to execute

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An algorithm takes 7.8 seconds to execute on a single 2.6 GHz processor. 54% of the algorithm is sequential. Assume that there is zero latency and that the remaining code exhibits perfect parallelism.

How long (in seconds) should the algorithm take to execute on a parallel machine made of 8 2.6 GHz processors? Round answers to one decimal place.

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