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Bankers Algorithm Explanation

The Need matrix is derived by subtracting the Allocation matrix from the Max matrix for each process, resulting in specific needs for each process. The safe sequence, which ensures that all processes can be executed without deadlock, is determined by the Banker's Algorithm and is P0 -> P2 -> P1 -> P3 -> P4.

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Bankers Algorithm Explanation

The Need matrix is derived by subtracting the Allocation matrix from the Max matrix for each process, resulting in specific needs for each process. The safe sequence, which ensures that all processes can be executed without deadlock, is determined by the Banker's Algorithm and is P0 -> P2 -> P1 -> P3 -> P4.

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Banker's Algorithm - Need Matrix & Safe Sequence

Need Matrix Explanation:

The Need matrix is calculated by subtracting the Allocation matrix from the Max matrix for each

process:

Need = Max - Allocation

Process Need (A B C D)

P0 0001

P1 0760

P2 1002

P3 0022

P4 0842

Safe Sequence Explanation:

A safe sequence is a sequence of processes such that each process can be executed with the

currently available resources plus the resources of all previously completed processes. The safe

sequence determined by the Banker's Algorithm is:

P0 -> P2 -> P1 -> P3 -> P4

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