Explain the vector and scalar balance point

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Explain the following terms related to vector processing

(a) Vector and scalar balance point

(b) Vectorization ratio In user code.

(d) Vector reduction instructions.

(e) Gather and scatter instructions.

(I) Sparse matrix and masking instruction.

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