VII.VIII.IX.X.XI.XIII.XII.scheduling is a best approach to minimize waiting time.semaphore may be initialized to 0 or 1.a) binary.b) generalc) countingd) strongA process may utilize a resource in only the following sequence.a) Request Release-Useb) Release Use-Requestc) Use Release Requestd) Request Use →→> ReleaseAa) First Come First Serveb) Priorityc) Shortest Job Firstd) Round RobinA state isstill avoid deadlock.a) unsafeb) safec) transitiond) readyA process isif the system can allocate resources to each process in some orderif it is spending more time paging than executing.a) segmentationb) compactionc) thrashingd) blockedThe simplest form of disk scheduling isa) first come first serveb) scanc) c-scand) lookTo obtain better memory-space utilization, we can usea) dynamic linkingb) dynamic loadingc) shared librariesd) logical address

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VII. VIII. IX. scheduling is a best approach to minimize waiting time. semaphore may be initialized to 0 or 1. a) binary b) general c) counting d) strong A process may utilize a resource in only the following sequence. a) Request Release-Use b) Release-Use-Request c) Use Release-Request A a) First Come First Serve b) Priority c) Shortest Job First d) Round Robin

VII. VIII. IX. scheduling is a best approach to minimize waiting time. semaphore may be initialized to 0 or 1. a) binary b) general c) counting d) strong A process may utilize a resource in only the following sequence. a) Request Release-Use b) Release-Use-Request c) Use Release-Request A a) First Come First Serve b) Priority c) Shortest Job First d) Round Robin

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