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Consider the following snapshot of a system: Allocation Max Available ABCD АВСD АВСD T. 3141 6473 2224 T, 2102 4232 T2 2413 2533 T3 4110 T4 2221 6332 5675 Which of the following is a safe sequence for the system state given in the table above? Select all that apply A) B)<т3, 72, ТО, T1,T4> C) D)

Consider the following snapshot of a system: Allocation Max Available ABCD АВСD АВСD T. 3141 6473 2224 T, 2102 4232 T2 2413 2533 T3 4110 T4 2221 6332 5675 Which of the following is a safe sequence for the system state given in the table above? Select all that apply A) B)<т3, 72, ТО, T1,T4> C) D)

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Consider the following snapshot of a system:
Allocation Max
Available
АВСD
ABCDABCD
To 3141
6473 2224
T, 2102
4232
T, 2413
2533
T3 4110
6332
Т. 2221
5675
Which of the following is a safe sequence for the system state given in the table above? Select all that
apply
A)<T2,T0,T4,T3,T1>
B)<T3,T2,T0,T1,T4>
C)<T2,T3,T1,T4,TO>
D)<T3,T0,T1,T2,T4>

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