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Answer to Question 13: D

All of the above. A system may go into deadlock due to priority inversion. High priority task depends on a lower priority task for completion. Causing delay or deadlock. Lower task holds the requirements for the completion of a high priority task.

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What is interrupt nesting?

A - Computer must appeal to popularity and fit your business.
B - Benchmark offering fictional online brokerage.
C - Lower priority task are undergoing an interruption service routine while a high priority task is waiting on queue.
D - Branch is consistent.

Understanding Question 14

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Computer Science A76 (14/20)

All of the above. A system may go into deadlock due to priority inversion. High priority task depends on a lower priority task for completion. Causing delay or deadlock. Lower task holds the requirements for the completion of a high priority task.

What is interrupt nesting?

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