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Consider the processes P1 to P5 with the following service times di, arrival times ai, and priorities pi' Process Arrival time aj Service time di 14 18 4 Priority pimiddle low high middle high 0 A single-processor/single core system is used and the time quantum is 4. Show, for the schedul- ing algorithms below, the resulting schedules using a Gantt chart and calculate the average residence time and the average waiting time: 1. First Come First Served (FCFS), 2. Shortest Job First (SJF), 3. Shortest Remaining Time First (SRTF), 4. Round Robin (RR), 5. Round Robin with priorities (RRprio). (A note concerning round-robin scheduling: as said on the slides, newly arrived processes are appended to the tail of the ready queue; furthermore, if a new process (even one with a higher priority) arrives, another process that has already started its time slice is allowed to continue.)

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