[10 points, I each] True or False, circle the appropriate choice. 1. File permissions are stored in the File Allocation Table in FAT32 filesystems. 2. Adding a TLB will always improve memory access latency. 3. Segmentation does not change the value of the bits in the offset field of the virtual address when translating to a physical address. 4. Two distinct page tables can have the same page table entry despite existing in separate processes 5. Priority scheduling can lead to starvation 6. Hardware interrupts can be used to implement locks. 7. When a thread is performing an I/O operation, such as read(), the thread is busywaiting 8. Context switching between two threads belonging to the same process is less expensive than context switching between two threads belonging to two different processes. 9. If the Banker's algorithm will not approve a resource request, and the resource request is processed, then system necessarily will enter deadlock. 10. The only way a user thread can transfer control to kernel mode is through syscalls, exceptions, and interrupts