According to Spark advocates, how faster can Apache Spark potentially run batch processing programs when processed in memory than MapReduce can?

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According to Spark advocates, how faster can Apache Spark potentially run batch-processing programs when processed in memory than MapReduce can?
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According to Spark advocates, how faster can Apache Spark potentially run batch-processing programs when processed in memory than MapReduce can?
Please choose the coorect option from below list
(1)50 times
(2)10 times
(3)20 times
(4)100 times

Answer:-(4)100 times

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