Ql: c) Consider the system with 5 processes and three resources types A=13, B=13 and C=9. The following information has been given. Allocation Matrix Маx A A B PO РО 3 2 4 PI 3 1 P1 3 5 1 P2 5 P2 7 7 P3 3 P3 5 5 P4 4 2 Р4 2 Available resources are A=3, B=4, C=0. i. Find need Matrix ii. Is the system in safe state?? (If yes find the safe sequence using Banker's Algorithm). 4. 2.

Ql: c) Consider the system with 5 processes and three resources types A=13, B=13 and C=9. The following information has been given. Allocation Matrix Маx A A B PO РО 3 2 4 PI 3 1 P1 3 5 1 P2 5 P2 7 7 P3 3 P3 5 5 P4 4 2 Р4 2 Available resources are A=3, B=4, C=0. i. Find need Matrix ii. Is the system in safe state?? (If yes find the safe sequence using Banker's Algorithm). 4. 2.

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Consider the system with 5 processes <P0, P1, P2, P3, P4> and three resources types (4)
A=13, B=13 and C=9. The following information has been attached.

Ql: c) Consider the system with 5 processes <P0, P1, P2, P3, P4> and three resources types
A=13, B=13 and C=9. The following information has been given.
Allocation Matrix
Маx
A
B
A
C
PO
1
2
PO
2
4
P1
1
P1
3
5
1
P2
2
4
5
P2
2
7
7
P3
3
P3
5
5
Р4
4
2
1
P4
2
1
Available resources are A=3, B=4, C=0.
i. Find need Matrix
ii. Is the system in safe state?? (If yes find the safe sequence using Banker's Algorithm).
6.

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