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What is the purpose of dual-mode operation?

  1. To enable the operating system to take control of the processor.
  2. To save power.
  3. To protect the OS and hardware from corruption.
  4. To distinguish an ordinary user from a super user.

what about 3rd option???option a is correct??

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