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which of the following is true?

a:resource preemption is allowed in deadlock can be avoided but cannot be prevented

B: if the number of shared resources is greater than the number of process then deadlock can be prevented

C: deadlock can be prevented by not allowing any process to request for resources when it enters the critical section

D: deadlock avoidance schemes required information concerning which resource a process will request and used during its lifetime

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