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The performance of Round Robin algorithm depends heavily on

  1. size of the process
  2. the I/O bursts of the process
  3. the CPU bursts of the process
  4. the size of the time quantum

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The performance of Round Robin algorithm depends heavily on the size of the time quantum.

If time quantum is too large, RR reduces to the FCFS algorithm

If time quantum is too small, overhead increases due to amount of context switching needed.

So option D is correct.

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