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Disk scheduling is a crucial function in an operating system that aims to optimize the performance of disk I/O operations. The main purpose of disk scheduling is to prioritize and order disk I/O requests in a way that minimizes the seek time (the time it takes for the disk's read/write head to move to the correct track) and improves overall system performance. Different disk scheduling algorithms are used to achieve this, such as: • First-Come, First-Served (FCFS): Processes requests in the order they arrive, which can lead to inefficiencies if requests are scattered across the disk. • Shortest Seek Time First (SSTF): Chooses the request closest to the current head position to reduce seek time. • SCAN (Elevator Algorithm): Moves the disk arm in one direction, servicing requests until it reaches the end, then reverses direction. • C-SCAN (Circular SCAN): Moves the disk arm in one direction and, when it reaches the end, jumps to the beginning of the disk and continues servicing requests.
A sale of Rs. 25,000 to A was entered as a sale to B. This is an example of _
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Which of the following deductions is/are available as deduction from income under both the old and new tax regime of Income Tax?
Which auditing standard outlines the auditor's responsibilities relating to fraud in an audit of financial statements?
Suppose an NPO receives a donation of $10,000 from a donor. The entry to record this transaction would be as follows?
………………. Is a kind of audit is conducted between two annual audits
Which of the following statements is not true?
The scope of internal audit is decided by the :
Process of verifying the documentary evidences of transactions are known as: