A memory system consists of a cache and a main memory. It takes 25ns to access the cache, and 100ns to access the main memory. If the effective memory access time is 40% greater that the cache access time, what is the miss ratio MR? Express the MR as a percentage i.e. as an integer between 0 and 100. (Drop decimal digits, if any.)

A memory system consists of a cache and a main memory. It takes 25ns to access the cache, and 100ns to access the main memory. If the effective memory access time is 40% greater that the cache access time, what is the miss ratio MR? Express the MR as a percentage i.e. as an integer between 0 and 100. (Drop decimal digits, if any.)

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