Multiple Choice
The difference between preemptive and non- preemptive multitasking is _________.
A) non- preemptive multitasking can suspend a running process to allow another process to run
B) non- preemptive multitasking must wait for a running process to voluntarily relinquish the CPU before running another process
C) preemptive multitasking works for single- and multi- processor systems.
D) single- processor systems must use non- preemptive multitasking
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