Suppose P, Q, and R are cooperating processes satisfying Mutual Exclusion conditions. Then, if Q the process is executing in its critical section then
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Correct answer: B. Neither ' P ' nor ' R ' executes in their critical section.
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While Q is in its critical section, mutual exclusion keeps both P and R out of theirs.
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