Select (T) for true or (F) for False.

T	F	The Degree of Multiprogramming (DOM) designates the number of processes available in the ready and waiting queues.
T	F	Swapping processes preserves their locations in the memory address space
T	F	When a process is terminated and deallocates the memory it should swap out in the swap queue.
T	F	In Unix-based OSs, child processes spawned from a parent, may consume all parents resources.
T	F	If we define a variable x of type integer and initialize it with zero after calling CreateProcess() function then the value of x in the child process is zero.
T	F	The DOM stability depends on the difference between the number of allocated and deallocated processes.
T	F	The CPU resource utilization is directly proportional with the number of I/O-burst processes.
T	F	If all processes in the memory are in the ready state, then this leads to better overall system resource utilization.
T	F	If a process is interrupted, then medium term scheduler should swap it out.
T	F	In the absence of the function wait(), the child process and the parent process compete for the CPU.