On most systems, the CPU is a resource that is not actually involved in a deadlock though other resources can be$.$ That is$,$ if a deadlock occurs it is rarely, if ever, $$due to a process waiting for the CPU.

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Which of the following reasons explains why this is the case?

Group of answer choices

We allow multiple processes to simultaneously use the CPU at the same instant of time.

We do not allow for multiple processes to execute simultaneously.

We allow the CPU to be preempted and temporarily removed from a process nd given to another process.

We do not allow processes to wait for the CPU.