For the following sequence of activities, explain how 16KB block of memory is allocated using buddy system. Step1 – Request 3.6KB Step 2 - Request 1.2KB Step 3– Request 1.2KB Step 4 - Request 1.9KB Step 5- Request 2.7KB

For the following sequence of activities, explain how 16KB block of memory is allocated using buddy system. Step1 – Request 3.6KB Step 2 - Request 1.2KB Step 3– Request 1.2KB Step 4 - Request 1.9KB Step 5- Request 2.7KB

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Step1 - Request 3.6KB
Step 2 – Request 1.2KB
Step 3 - Request 1.2KB
Step 4 – Request 1.9KB
Step 5- Request 2.7KB

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