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david.white@denison.edu cs111fall2019 > time
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The speed of a computer is often (simplistically) expressed in gigahertz (GHz), the number of billions of times the computer's internal clock "ticks" per second. For example, a 2 GHz computer has a clock that "ticks" 2 billion times per second. Suppose that a single computer instruction requires 3 "ticks" to execute. Write a function time(instructions, speed) that returns the time in seconds required to execute instructions instructions on a computer running at speed gigahertz. For example, time(1e9, 3) should return 1 (second).


time(0, 1) → 0.0
time(10000, 1) → 3.0E-5
time(1.0E9, 3) → 1.0

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def time(instructions, speed):

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