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Harvinder:
Most of the timing information from V$views are centi-seconds (1/100th of a second) unless specified. I don't have 10g database handy. So I may not be able to confirm this. Myself and Kirti were doing some analysis during chapter-10 of our book.
As you have seen, it does not have a direct relationship with other views. V$ASH will have the details about the ACTIVE waits (by active here, I mean the session is waiting for I/O, on CPU, waiting for a buffer or message from remote instance in case of RAC,waits during PARSE/EXECUTE or FETCH and any other wait which are not classified as IDLE wait).
If you have our book handy, have a look at chapter-09 (Performance Management with Oracle Database 10g).
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