Fault probability is 10⁻⁶. The extra mean fault cost is 10⁻⁶×10 ms=10 ns. Adding ordinary 20 ns gives approximately 30 ns, B. Weighting the ordinary access by 1−10⁻⁶ changes only a negligible fraction of a nanosecond.
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