With either equal or proportional algorithm, a high priority process is treated ___________ a low priority process.

- Greater than: This would imply that high-priority processes are treated with more importance or preference than low-priority processes, which aligns with the general principle of priority scheduling. - Same as: This would imply that priority does not affect the treatment of processes, which contradicts the basic premise of priority scheduling. - Lesser than: This would imply that high-priority processes are treated with less importance than low-priority processes, which is the opposite of how priority scheduling typically works.