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The Round Robin scheduling algorithm allocates a fixed time quantum to each process. In the given example, three processes have burst times of 10, 5, and 8, respectively. With a time quantum of 2, each process is executed in turn until all are completed. The waiting times for each process are calculated as follows Process 1 Waiting time Total time elapsed - Burst time 20 - 10 12 Process 2 Waiting time 5 - 5 3 Process 3 Waiting time Total time elapsed - Burst time 20 - 8 6 Thus, the output is 12, 3, 6. Why Other Options Are Wrong B 14, 5, 8 This option is incorrect as it does not accurately reflect the waiting times computed in the Round Robin scheduling. C 10, 2, 4 This option is incorrect because it implies significantly lower waiting times than calculated. D 9, 1, 2 This option is incorrect as it underestimates the waiting times based on the execution order. E 0, 0, 0 This option is incorrect as it assumes no waiting time at all, which is not the case.

Robin CPU scheduling algorithm, what will be the output when the processes are scheduled? def round_robin(processes, burst_time, quantum): n = len(processes) waiting_time = [0] * n remaining_time = burst_time[:] t = 0 while True: done = True for i in range(n): if remaining_time[i] > 0: done = False if remaining_time[i] > quantum: t += quantum remaining_time[i] -= quantum else: t += remaining_time[i] waiting_time[i] = t - burst_time[i] remaining_time[i] = 0 if done: break return waiting_time processes = [1, 2, 3] burst_time = [10, 5, 8] quantum = 2 waiting_time = round_robin(processes, burst_time, quantum) print(waiting_time)

A [12, 3, 6]

B [14, 5, 8]

C [10, 2, 4]

D [9, 1, 2]

E [0, 0, 0]

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