Hello, I need help with the following: I know it's a lot, but it's all related. Thank you so much!

By creating (and executing) multiple threads, a program can avoid artificial ordering between steps, that is, steps that do not need to be ordered for program correctness..

-True or

-False

A thread has only two states-current and ready True False Reset Selection uestion 2 of 4 3 Points The next state of a thread in the ready state is the current state if it does not get suspended by another thread True False Reset Selection uestion 3 of 4 3 Points The next state of a thread in the current state is the ready state if it does not killed. True False uestion 4 of 4 3 Points In Java, a thread that has been created but not started is in the ready state. True False A multi-threaded program can run faster than an "equivalent" single-threaded program, that is a program that tries to solve the same problem. True False Reset Selection Question 2 of 5 3 Points A multi-threaded program can run slower than an equivalent single-threaded program False Reset Selection Question 3 of 5 3 Points A multi-threaded program can be more modular than an equivalent single-threaded program. True False Reset Selection Question 4 of 5 3 Points The steps of different threads are not guaranteed to execute in any order. ie False