What is hit ratio ?
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Answer / m. ramesh kumar
Hit ratio is a concept defined for any two adjacent level of
memory hierarchy. The hit ratios at successive levels are
function of memory capacities, management policies and
program behavior. Hit ratios always lies between 0 to 1.
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Answer / sami khattak
Simply when data is available in the SGA for operation is
called hit ratio.
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Answer / santlal gupta
if the word is found in the cache if then its proudes a hit called hit ratio.
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