A variation of preemptive priority scheduling has dynamically changing priorities. A new process is assigned a priority
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A variation of preemptive priority scheduling has dynamically changing priorities. A new process is assigned a priority 0. While a process is in the ready queue, its priority changes at the rate of a; and while it is executing, its priority changes at the rate of b. The different values of a and b give different algorithms. If larger values imply higher priorities, state with reasons the type of algorithm that will result if:
a. α < β < 0
b. β > α > 0
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Operating Systems Internals And Design Principles
ISBN: 9781292214290
9th Global Edition
Authors: Stallings William
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