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Consider the following preemptive priority scheduling algorithms based on dynamically changing priorities. Large priority numbers imply higher priority. When the process is waiting for the CPU in ready queue, its priority changes at a rate " $\alpha$ '; when its running, its priority changes at a rate " $\beta$ '. All processes are given a priority, when they enter the ready queue. Which one of the CPU scheduling algorithm results from $\alpha<\beta<0$ ?<br />

  1. Last-In-First-Out
  2. \$t Shortest Job First Algorithm
  3. First Come First Serve Algorithm
  4. Round Robin Algonthm
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