A system has four processes, viz. P1 to P4, and three resource types. The system is in a safe state with011]Available [111], Max =624435L121granted?(a) Request = [1 0 1] from P3.(b) Request[101] from P2.and Allocation =[001]42333310 2 1.Which of the following requests should be

we need to find, if the given resources can be granted to the processes. We use Bankers algorithm.

A system has four processes, viz. P1 to P4, and three resource types. The system is in a safe state with [011] 624 435 [121] Available = [1 1 1], Max = granted? (a) Request = [101] from P3. (b) Request = [1 0 1] from P2. and Allocation = [001] 423 . Which of the following requests should be 333 10 2 13

A system has four processes, viz. P1 to P4, and three resource types. The system is in a safe state with [011] 624 435 [121] Available = [1 1 1], Max = granted? (a) Request = [101] from P3. (b) Request = [1 0 1] from P2. and Allocation = [001] 423 . Which of the following requests should be 333 10 2 13

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