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11 Consider a noninterlaced raster monitor with a resolution of n by m (m scan lines and n pixels per scan line), a refresh rate of r frames
a horizontal retrace time of thoriz, and a vertical
retrace time of t ert. What is the fraction of the total refresh time
and a
per second,
per frame spent in retrace of the electron beam?

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