Assume that a memory module contains three holes of 10MB each. A sequence of 14 requests for 1MB each will be processed (See the diagram below). For each of the memory allocation methods listed below, draw a diagram representing how memory is allocated and determine the sizes of the remaining holes after all 14 requests have been satisfied.a. First fit b. Next fit c. Best fit d. Worst fit **Hint – For the Next fit, the following allocation starts with the hole following the previous allocation****Diagram:** There are three blocks, each labeled as "10 Mb" indicating the available memory holes. Each block is represented by a rectangle with an open space inside, surrounded by gray edges. Use these blocks to visualize the allocation process for each method described above.

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Assume that a memory module contains three holes of 10MB each. A sequence of 14 requests for 1MB each will be processed (See the diagram below). For each of the memory allocation methods listed below, draw a diagram representing how memory is allocated and determine the sizes of the remaining holes after all 14 requests have been satisfied. First fit Next fit c. Best fit d. Hint - For the Next fit, the following allocation starts with the hole following the previous allocation 10 Mb a. b. Worst fit 10 Mb 10 Mb

Assume that a memory module contains three holes of 10MB each. A sequence of 14 requests for 1MB each will be processed (See the diagram below). For each of the memory allocation methods listed below, draw a diagram representing how memory is allocated and determine the sizes of the remaining holes after all 14 requests have been satisfied. First fit Next fit c. Best fit d. Hint - For the Next fit, the following allocation starts with the hole following the previous allocation 10 Mb a. b. Worst fit 10 Mb 10 Mb

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Assume that a memory module contains three holes of 10MB each. A sequence of 14 requests for 1MB each will be processed (See the diagram below). For each of the memory allocation methods listed below, draw a diagram representing how memory is allocated and determine the sizes of the remaining holes after all 14 requests have been satisfied.

a. First fit
b. Next fit
c. Best fit
d. Worst fit

**Hint – For the Next fit, the following allocation starts with the hole following the previous allocation**

**Diagram:**
There are three blocks, each labeled as "10 Mb" indicating the available memory holes. Each block is represented by a rectangle with an open space inside, surrounded by gray edges. Use these blocks to visualize the allocation process for each method described above.

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