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Multi level queue Scheduling

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Is the statement true or false?

With a MLFQ scheduler, high priority jobs have longer time slices than low priority jobs.

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No,this statement is false because in MFQS the job who has less cpu burst time have higher priority .this schemes leaves I/O bound job and interactive process in the higher priority queues.
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No its wrong in multi level feedback queue the process with different cpu burst time are placed in separate queues,, I/o bound process is given higher priority and hence present in higher queues and when they complete io execution they make transition to lower level queues  and cpu boung process are gievn lower priority and placed in lower level queues
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