Suppose there are memory partitions of 455S KB, 305 KB, 355 KB and 655 KB. These partitions are in order. Use first fit, best fit, and worst fit algorithms to allocate processes of parameters 420 KB, 520 KB, 225 KB, and 355 KB, and solve the following: a. Represent the allocations with the help of a figure or table. b. Which algorithms of the three make the most efficient use of memory?

Suppose there are memory partitions of 455S KB, 305 KB, 355 KB and 655 KB. These partitions are in order. Use first fit, best fit, and worst fit algorithms to allocate processes of parameters 420 KB, 520 KB, 225 KB, and 355 KB, and solve the following: a. Represent the allocations with the help of a figure or table. b. Which algorithms of the three make the most efficient use of memory?

Database System Concepts

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