Engineering, 02.10.2019 06:00 jacamron

Consider a first come first served (fcfs) cpu scheduler with the following process profile: process arrival time cpu burstp1 t 5p2 t+2 7p3 t+4 3p4 t+6 9p5 t+8 1p6 t+10 5assume that the cpu is idle and there are no other processes in the ready queue when process p1 arrives. determine the schedule of process execution, and compute the wait times for each of the six processes. which of the following is true about the average wait time and the maximum wait time for the six processes? (points : 4) average wait time is less than 9.0 time units; maximum wait time is more than 15.0 time units average wait time is more than 7.5 time units; maximum wait time is more than 16.0 time units average wait time is less than 8.5 time units; maximum wait time is less than 16.5 time units average wait time is less than 9.0 time units; maximum wait time is less than 16.0 time units

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