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shubhojit1412 asked Jun 7, 2019 • retagged Jun 18, 2019 by Cristine

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For a process the termination state lies in which memory? Main or Secondary memory?

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Main Memory

vikash_thakur answered Jun 7, 2019

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@vikash_thakur please explain how and why?

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When a process is in terminated state, it resides in main memory where it is waiting for Its PCB to get deallocated and thus the process gets deleted/killed.

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