Assume the following processes are to be executed in single CPU systemPriority(smaller valuemeans higher priority)ArrivalProcessCPU Burst(ms)Time(ms)PI133P2524P312102P41275P51541For the following scheduling algorithm, draw Gantt Chart showing the execution of the process, calculatethe waiting time for each process, and calculate the average waiting time.a) FCFSb) Non preemptive priorityc) Preemptive SJF (SRTF)

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following processes executed n singie system Priority(smaller value means higher priority) Arrival Process CPU Burst(ms) Time(ms) P1 13 3 P2 5 2 P3 12 10 P4 12 7 5 P5 15 4 For the following scheduling algorithm, draw Gantt Chart showing the execution of the process, calculate the waiting time for each process, and calculate the average waiting time. а) FCFS b) Non preemptive priority c) Preemptive SJF (SRTF)

following processes executed n singie system Priority(smaller value means higher priority) Arrival Process CPU Burst(ms) Time(ms) P1 13 3 P2 5 2 P3 12 10 P4 12 7 5 P5 15 4 For the following scheduling algorithm, draw Gantt Chart showing the execution of the process, calculate the waiting time for each process, and calculate the average waiting time. а) FCFS b) Non preemptive priority c) Preemptive SJF (SRTF)

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