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One cannnot say that  there is bounded waiting  if there is starvation freedom . Suppose we have set a boundation on how many process will enter before a process requests to enter a critical section , but we do not have any control over waiting time ie. how much time one process will take to execute , hence it may take time more than our boundation. Starvation freedom has nothing to do with bound , starvation freedom can only confirm that one day process will definitely enter into critical section  , but when it is not fixed.

For more  info one can refer here http://www.csl.mtu.edu/cs3331.ck/common/05-Sync-Basics.pdf

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