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Computer Science, Operating Systems
Year 4
process states
Please provide insight regarding the attached diagram and questions. Please provide references. Please explain the concept of process states and how you draw your conclusions for the three questions.
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The following diagram indicates process states. The arrows between the boxes indicate state transitions.
(See attachment for diagram)
a) For each transition, describe an event that could cause it
b) Why is there no arrow from the wait to the running state?
c) Why is there no arrow from the ready to the wait state?
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