Question

How does the OS make multitasking possible?

A) By allocating RAM to open applications
B) By creating the FAT
C) By providing a GUI
D) By sending commands to the printer

Answer 1

I believe that is is A because FAT is a file storage type, GUI is for the user only, and a printer is unrelated

Answer 2

Answer: (A) By allocating RAM to open applications

Step-by-step explanation:

When we allocating the random access memory (RAM) to the various types of open applications then, the operating system perform various types of multitasking.

• When the operating system perform various types of multitasking then it allow the user the perform operations for the application programs.
• During the multitasking process, we can able to share the files to multiple resource at the similar time.
• During the execution of the program, the operating system uses the preemptive multitasking technique.

Therefore, Option (A) is correct.