Fill in the boxes in the table below for the approaches to virtual memory discussed in class, with T, if the characteristic applies to the approach, or F if it does not. Characteristics A. No MMU hardware is needed to implement the approach (no MMU or registers in an MMU). B. The whole address space for the process must be loaded into a contiguous sequence of bytes in memory in order for the process to run. C. The whole address space of the process must be loaded into memory (but not necessarily in a contiguous sequence of bytes) in order for the process to run. D. The whole process, or parts of it, can be dynamically relocated by the OS while the process is in execution (that is, between the time it is created and the time it terminates execution). E. Each segment of the process must be loaded into a contiguous sequence of bytes in memory. F. No general mechanism for protecting processes from each other (i.e., preventing any process from accessing another process's address space) is provided. G. No mechanism for processes to share a portion of their address spaces (but not their entire address space) is provided