With multi$-$tasking, when an executing job begins an inout$/$output operation, the CPU will immediately start executing the the queue

With multitasking, the execution of jobs on the CPU happens at the same time as input$/$output operations of other jobs

With multitasking, more jobs can be completed within a specified amount of time than could be without multiasking

With multitasking, computers have an easy to use graphical user interface

At any given instant, only one job can be executed on a single CPU

Multitasking makes it seem like more than one job is being executed at the same time

Multitasking enables programmers to use higher$-$level programmng languages

Multitasking makes physical memory appear larger than it actually is