0/12.5 pts Question 1 Check all that apply. Suppose that a system performs address binding at load time. Check all that applies. After loading, every program can correctly work only in a specific location in the physical space The user/programmer knows in advance (when working on her source) where the program will execute Physical addresses are equal to their associated logical addresses. Every program can correctly work wherever it is loaded The exact same binary program can execute correctly in different locations in the physical space This system offers great flexibility for the operating system to place programs After loading, a program can be moved around the physical space and still execute correctly Without coordination during compilation, some programs will never execute concurrently on such systems