Please calculate the Speed-Up Ratio given the following information: Number of Instructions: 20 Clock Cycles Per Instruction: 4 Please round your answer up to two decimal places. For example, if your answer was "1.46718" you'd write it as "1.47". If your answer was "4.1", you'd write it as "4.10". Please don't include the quotation marks.

Please calculate the Speed-Up Ratio given the following information: Number of Instructions: 20 Clock Cycles Per Instruction: 4 Please round your answer up to two decimal places. For example, if your answer was "1.46718" you'd write it as "1.47". If your answer was "4.1", you'd write it as "4.10". Please don't include the quotation marks.

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