Analyze the behavior of three processes in an operating system. Each process has a different number of instructions, and some processes require Input/Output (I/O) resources. Your task is to explain how the scheduler will process these three processes and discuss the implications of their resource requirements. Instructions Create a video presentation explaining the following: Describe the different states that each process will go through during its execution, based on the Five State Model (new, ready, running, blocked, terminated). Explain how the scheduler will manage the execution of these processes, considering the different states and their resource requirements. Discuss the scheduling algorithms that might be employed by the operating system. Present a step-by-step execution scenario outlining how the processes will be scheduled and processed by the operating system. Consider the potential blocking of processes due to I/O requests and their impact on overall system performance. Process Details Here are the details for the three processes: Process 1 Number of instructions: 200 Requires I/O resources three times during its execution: once after 70 instructions, once after 110 instructions, and once after 150 instructions. Process 2 Number of instructions: 500 Requires I/O resources twice during its execution: once after 200 instructions and once after 400 instructions Process 3 Number of instructions: 1000 Does not require any I/O resources.