3. Read the notes on "Real-Time Scheduling" (including the parts not covered in lectures), and based on your understanding of Theorem 2, answer the following questions Produce an example of a taskset that is schedulable under EDF and that is not schedulable under RM. Explain why it is the case Is it possible to produce an example of a taskset that is non-schedulable under EDF while it is schedulable under RM? Why/why not? a. b. Now, consider the two task sets below Task Task 12 75 42 18 12 15 10 ?? T1 15 3 ?4 Task Set #1 Task Set #2 Answer the following questions: C. Consider the task set in Table 1. Is this taskset schedulable under EDF? Motivate your answer d. How does adding task ts with Cs 5, Ts 29 impact the schedulability of the task set? e. Draw the schedule produced by EDF for the task set in Table 2 up to time 30. 3. Read the notes on "Real-Time Scheduling" (including the parts not covered in lectures), and based on your understanding of Theorem 2, answer the following questions Produce an example of a taskset that is schedulable under EDF and that is not schedulable under RM. Explain why it is the case Is it possible to produce an example of a taskset that is non-schedulable under EDF while it is schedulable under RM? Why/why not? a. b. Now, consider the two task sets below Task Task 12 75 42 18 12 15 10 ?? T1 15 3 ?4 Task Set #1 Task Set #2 Answer the following questions: C. Consider the task set in Table 1. Is this taskset schedulable under EDF? Motivate your answer d. How does adding task ts with Cs 5, Ts 29 impact the schedulability of the task set? e. Draw the schedule produced by EDF for the task set in Table 2 up to time 30