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Consider a system with seven processes A through G and six resources R through W.

Resource ownership is as follows:

process A holds R and wants T

process B holds nothing but wants T

process C holds nothing but wants S

process D holds U and wants S & T

process E holds T and wants V

process F holds W and wants S process G holds V and wants U

Is the system deadlocked ? If yes, ............. processes are deadlocked.

(A) No (B) Yes, A, B, C

(C) Yes, D, E, G (D) Yes, A, B, F
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(C) Yes, D, E, G
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