Consider server with n threads each of whichreceives request

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Consider server with N threads, each of which receives request message from port and processes it. Each request on average takes 2 milliseconds of CPU processing and 8 of I/O delay. If the server had one thread it would be able to process 100 transactions/second.

How many transactions/second could the server process if it had 2 threads?

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