Question 8498 – Theory-of-Computation
November 7, 2023Question 1925 – Nielit STA 17-12-2017
November 7, 2023ISRO-2007
| Question 11 |
Consider a job scheduling problem with 4 jobs J1, J2, J3, J4 and with corresponding deadlines: ( d1, d2, d3, d4) = (4, 2, 4, 2).
Which of the following is not a feasible schedule without violating any job schedule?
Which of the following is not a feasible schedule without violating any job schedule?
| J2, J4, J1, J3 | |
| J4, J1, J2, J3. | |
| J4, J2, J1, J3. | |
| J4, J2, J3, J1 |
Question 11 Explanation:
→ Feasible schedule is completing all the jobs within deadline.
→ From the dead line, we can deduce that Job J2 & J4 will complete by time “2” whereas remaining two requires time “4”.
→ So the order of completion of Jobs are Either J2 or J4 and followed by either J1 or J3.
From the given options , Option A,C & D gives the solution because after completion of Jobs J2 and J4 then only jobs J1 and J3 is going to complete.
→ But option B , order of completing jobs is J4,J1,J2 ,J3 which is not possible and it is not feasible schedule
→ From the dead line, we can deduce that Job J2 & J4 will complete by time “2” whereas remaining two requires time “4”.
→ So the order of completion of Jobs are Either J2 or J4 and followed by either J1 or J3.
From the given options , Option A,C & D gives the solution because after completion of Jobs J2 and J4 then only jobs J1 and J3 is going to complete.
→ But option B , order of completing jobs is J4,J1,J2 ,J3 which is not possible and it is not feasible schedule
Correct Answer: B
Question 11 Explanation:
→ Feasible schedule is completing all the jobs within deadline.
→ From the dead line, we can deduce that Job J2 & J4 will complete by time “2” whereas remaining two requires time “4”.
→ So the order of completion of Jobs are Either J2 or J4 and followed by either J1 or J3.
From the given options , Option A,C & D gives the solution because after completion of Jobs J2 and J4 then only jobs J1 and J3 is going to complete.
→ But option B , order of completing jobs is J4,J1,J2 ,J3 which is not possible and it is not feasible schedule
→ From the dead line, we can deduce that Job J2 & J4 will complete by time “2” whereas remaining two requires time “4”.
→ So the order of completion of Jobs are Either J2 or J4 and followed by either J1 or J3.
From the given options , Option A,C & D gives the solution because after completion of Jobs J2 and J4 then only jobs J1 and J3 is going to complete.
→ But option B , order of completing jobs is J4,J1,J2 ,J3 which is not possible and it is not feasible schedule