Consider the task set in Table 1.a) Assume one of the tasks in Table 1 has its deadline reduced by 1. Now, what is the most efficient schedulability test for determining whether the task set in Table 1 is schedulable under preemptive RM? Phase (ms)Period (ms)Time/Exec(ms)Task IDRelativeProcessingDeadlinePrimitive125016.4545250FLW225030.1303250BDFC325029.5265250CRSPECANAL425028.9868250DIFARDAD25028.732250CRFIL25018.3458250CRSPECANAL725027.8355250CRDETECT850021.5489500ALLBANDMERGE50015.6489500GRAMMERGE10200018.56442000ALI11600020.35696000AUTODETECTTable 1

Consider the task set in Table 1. a) Assume one of the tasks in Table 1 has its deadline reduced by 1. Now, what is the most efficient schedulability test for determining whether the task set in Table 1 is schedulable under preemptive RM?

Consider the task set in Table 1. a) Assume one of the tasks in Table 1 has its deadline reduced by 1. Now, what is the most efficient schedulability test for determining whether the task set in Table 1 is schedulable under preemptive RM?

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