Task 3: Benchmark the linux1 node. After the test is done on fusion, please login to the linux1 compute node directly from the fusion2 shell. Type the following and your password(same as the one you use for the fusion2). ssh linux1.cs.iit.edu You'll find that the code is already there. Then, repeat Task2 and answer the same set of questions. 8. How many CPU cores are on linux1 node? 9. What is the CPU version? What is the clock frequency? 10. What is the dhrystone index for single-core and multi-core? What is the performance speedup of multi-core, compared with single-core? 11. Does this speed up scale with the number of cores in the system? Task 3: Benchmark the linux1 node. After the test is done on fusion, please login to the linux1 compute node directly from the fusion2 shell. Type the following and your password(same as the one you use for the fusion2). ssh linux1.cs.iit.edu You'll find that the code is already there. Then, repeat Task2 and answer the same set of questions. 8. How many CPU cores are on linux1 node? 9. What is the CPU version? What is the clock frequency? 10. What is the dhrystone index for single-core and multi-core? What is the performance speedup of multi-core, compared with single-core? 11. Does this speed up scale with the number of cores in the system