Part 3 of 5 - Part 3 Consider three different processors, P1, P2 and P3, executing the same instruction set: P1 executes 10E9 instructions/second P2 executes 5E9 instructions/second P3 executes 4E9 instructions/second Question 1 of 2 Question 2 of 2 8 Points 8 Points Click to see additional instructions For each of the three processors, suppose we are now trying to reduce the execution time by 60% (for running the same program as before) but some alterations to the codebase had the side effect of increasing the CPI by 30%. We are told that the instruction count remained unchanged. What new clock rates are needed for the three processors, respectively, to get this time reduction? Note: The supplied unit is Hz not GHz. Please do not enter units in the blank space. If you want to enter 2 GHz as your answer, enter "2E9" in the space provided, and do not enter "Hz. A total of three significant digits is sufficient, e.g., 1.33E9 is sufficient instead of 1.3333E9. Also, 12E9 and 1.2E10 are both acceptable and equivalent cycles per second (Hz) cycles per second (Hz) cycles per second (Hz)