assuming that there are two processes in secondary memory that are prepared torun. The first process is the most crucial, whilst the second is the least crucial, interms of the processes. One process can only be active at once in the mainmemory. Describe how the CPU carries it out. You have the choice to describe theprocedure utilizing any part of the CPU.

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