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[[latex2(New Exec Time=Old Exec Time(1FractionEnhanced+FractionEnhancedSpeedupEnhanced))]] <<latex(New Exec Time=Old Exec Time(1FractionEnhanced+FractionEnhancedSpeedupEnhanced))>>
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latex($$SpeedupOverall=\left(\frac{1}{1-FractionEnhanced + \frac{FractionEnhanced}{SpeedupEnhanced}}\right)$$)>>

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<<latex(Speedup=Performance using enhancement when possiblePerformance without enhancement)>>

See SpeedUp

Notice that we are talking about the entire task here and that performance (speedup) is defined in terms of execution time! So we have to define the following:

<<latex(SpeedupOverall=Old Execution TimeNew Execution Time)>> (1)

This gives a new Execution time of

<<latex(New Exec Time=Old Exec Time(1FractionEnhanced+FractionEnhancedSpeedupEnhanced))>>

So we have

<<latex(SpeedupOverall=(11FractionEnhanced+FractionEnhancedSpeedupEnhanced))>>

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