Which of the following CPU Scheduling algorithms might be susceptible to starvation? Assume burst times could be wildly small OR wildly large. For round robin, assume a reasonably small time quantum. Shortest Time First (non-preemptive) Round Robin Priority Scheduling Shortest Time First (preemptive) First Come First Serve

Which of the following CPU Scheduling algorithms might be susceptible to starvation? Assume burst times could be wildly small OR wildly large. For round robin, assume a reasonably small time quantum. Shortest Time First (non-preemptive) Round Robin Priority Scheduling Shortest Time First (preemptive) First Come First Serve

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