Computer Science · Operating Systems
Which set of necessary and sufficient conditions simultaneously causes a 'deadlock' state in an operating system?
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- 1Mutual exclusion, race condition, cache incoherency, and RAM overflow
- 2Mutual exclusion, no pre-emption, hold and wait, and circular wait✓
- 3Blocking send, race condition, cache incoherency, and RAM overflow
- 4Blocking send, race condition, hold and wait, and RAM overflow
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Mutual exclusion, no pre-emption, hold and wait, and circular wait
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