An Ethernet connection delivers 1000 packets per second on average. These packets arrive at random intervals varying between 100 microseconds and 10 milliseconds (i. e. a new packet may arrive 100 microseconds and 10 milliseconds after the current packet), and we would like to be able to not miss any of them. If the processor executes 2 billion instructions per second and checking for and handling a packet takes 600 instructions, calculate the percentage of processor time spent checking for and handling Ethernet packets if the operation is implemented with polling. Leave your answer as a percentage, e. g. 10.2 for 10.2% (0.102 in decimal form)