Consider the following schedule that performs actions taken by transactions 71 and T2 on data items A and B TI: R(B), W(B), W(A), Commit T2: R(B), W(B). R(A), OA It is a recoverable schedule. OB. It is an unrecoverable schedule. OC. It is a strict schedule. OD. It is a serial schedule. Abort

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