Operating systems 116)According to page replacement algorithm, when a page fault occurs, the operating system divides all the pages into four classes based on the current values of thee R and M bits: Class 0: Page A, Page B, Page C Class 1: Page D, Page E Class 2: Page F. Page G Class 3: Page H. Page I, Page J 79. According to this classification, if a page fault occurs, what is the possibility of Page C to be evicted from the memory? A) %25 B) %33.3 C) %0 D) %10

Operating systems 116)According to page replacement algorithm, when a page fault occurs, the operating system divides all the pages into four classes based on the current values of thee R and M bits: Class 0: Page A, Page B, Page C Class 1: Page D, Page E Class 2: Page F. Page G Class 3: Page H. Page I, Page J 79. According to this classification, if a page fault occurs, what is the possibility of Page C to be evicted from the memory? A) %25 B) %33.3 C) %0 D) %10

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