Question
What happens when a round-robin time quantum is longer than every process’s next CPU burst?
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Correct Answer: D. Each process normally finishes its burst in one turn, so timer preemption rarely occurs
Explanation:
A process whose CPU burst is shorter than the quantum releases the CPU before the timer expires.
Round robin then behaves with very little time-slice preemption for that workload.
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