## Table: Latency Comparison ### Overview The table provides a comparison of latency for two operations: Negation and Add with carry. It also includes a total latency figure that includes overhead. ### Components/Axes - **Operation**: The two operations being compared are Negation and Add with carry. - **Latency (ms)**: The time taken for each operation in milliseconds. ### Detailed Analysis or ### Content Details - **Negation**: The latency for the Negation operation is 0.0347466 ms. - **Add with carry**: The latency for the Add with carry operation is 1058.65 ms. - **Total latency, including overhead**: The total latency, which includes overhead, is 1115.25 ms. ### Key Observations - The latency for the Add with carry operation is significantly higher than that for the Negation operation. - The total latency, including overhead, is the highest among the three operations. ### Interpretation The data suggests that the Add with carry operation is much slower than the Negation operation. This could be due to the complexity of the operation, which involves carrying over values from one digit to the next. The total latency, including overhead, indicates that the operation is not only slow but also resource-intensive. This information is crucial for optimizing the performance of the system in which these operations are used.