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ans will be B and D   after timer is out the state of process will become ready rather than blocked and after resume from suspend state it will change to ready state before running
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B,C, D will be the answer. C is also in answer because for I/O the process goes from running --> waiting --> ready.
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b) When timer out like in round robbin, process come to ready state and wait for its turn. It never get blocked.

d) Whenever due to lack of space in main memory the process goes to suspended waiting state or suspended ready state the process back to its previous state like in ready state or in waiting state.It never goes to ready state.

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