$($d$)$ performed by systell performance and user experience

Nultiple this this satement thent is

point. This $($b$)$ False

$($a$)$ True

An operating system is a resource allocator. This statement is

$($s$)$ True

$($b$)$ False

A parent process cannot terminate before its children. This statement is

$($a$)$ True

$($b$)$ False

Problem $2[6$ points$]$: Process Synchronization

Which of the following is INCORRECT about Peterson's solution?

$($a$)$ It is a software$-$based solution that assumes load and store instructions are atomic.

$($b$)$ Uses shared variables between processes.

$($c$)$ Does not satisfy the bounded$-$waiting condition.

$($d$)$ It works for two processes only.

A solution to the critical section problem between $N$ processes must satisfy the progress

condition which means

$($a$)$ If process $P_i$ is executing in its critical section, then no other processes can be executing

in their critical sections.

$($b$)$ The number of times everyone of the $N$ processes enters its critical section is equal.

$($c$)$ At most $N-1$ other processes can enter their critical sections before any process is granted

access to its own critical section.

$($d$)$ When no process is executing in its critical section, the selection of a process that will

eater the critical section next cannot be postponed indefinitely.

$($e$)$ Nonce of the above

No deadlock is possible between $N$ processes using a set single$-$instance resources $R=$

$\{R_4,R_{2,\text{c}\text{d}\text{o}\text{t}\text{s}\text{,}},R_m\}$ if