Check My Work (1 remaining)Get the technical specifications of the computer on which you are working (either from a technical manual or from your computer center staff). Determine its cost, its processing speed (in GIPS, billions of instructions per second), its computational speed (in GFlops, billions of floating point operations per second), and the size of its primary memory. Compare those values with what was typically available on first-, second-, and third-generation computer systems, and calculate the percentage improvement between your computer and the first commercial machines of the early 1950s.