An OS follows round robin scheduling with a time quantum of 4 ms. Assuming that the CPU is free now and there are 20 processes waiting in the ready queue, what is the maximum amount of time that a process waits before getting into the CPU?
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Correct answer: B. (B) 76 ms
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