operating systems

The term "derived speeds" refers to: Expressing the speed of a hardware component in terms of the speed of the processor to indicate the number of extra processor cycles there will be for a single cycle of the hardware component The speed increase that is derived from adding more performant hardware The speed increase that is derived from running more efficient soltware The speed of secondary storage The number of Hz in a single processor cycle, as derived from its system clock. Question 5 1pts Where is cache memory found: L.1 is in the processor but L2 is in RAM L1 is in the processor but L is in secondary storage In RAM In the processor On the frontside bus