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Next fit is a modified version of First Fit. It begins as first fit to find a free partition but when called next time it starts searching from where it left off, not from the beginning. 

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In this question we have 3 free memory spaces of size:200 , 170 and 500. We have to allocate memory to 3 processes of size 100, 50 and 400 bytes. The next fit algorithm selects the next free location if possible for the process.Next fit  begins as first fit to find a free partition but when called next time it starts searching from where it left off i.e . after 100 was allocated, not from the beginning.So for the first time when we have to allocate memory to the block of size 100 the block of free memory of size 200 is encountered and we use it. Then we dont see how much memory is left with it we move to the next partition of size 170 and out of that the required memory is allocated to it. Similarly for 400 , the 500 size free partition is chosen in this example.

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