Discussion
Native MIPS has MIPS measurement of
Answer: A
Correct answer: MIPS = Instruction count/(Execution time)10^6
MIPS means millions of instructions per second, so the instruction count is divided by the execution time in seconds and then by 106 to convert to millions:
\[ \text{MIPS}=\frac{\text{Instruction count}}{\text{Execution time}\times 10^{6}} \]
Dividing by 103 would give thousands of instructions per second, and omitting the divisor gives plain instructions per second.
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