Define following terms:(i)Critical section (ii) Mutual exclusion (iii) Bounded waiting

If a process is executing a critical section no other processes can be executing in their critical section. What is this condition called? Group of answer choicesmutual exclusioncritical exclusionasynchronous exclusionsynchronous exclusion

To avoid the race condition, the number of processes that may be simultaneously inside their critical section is

In Computer Organization and Design, which of the following justifies the reason to prevent problems that occur in critical sections:If a process is executed in the critical section, then the number of other processes that are being implemented in their critical sections sharing the common resource depends upon the capability of the operating system to resolve the conflict of resources.A process that is waiting to operate in its critical section must be given immediate access if no other processes are operating in their own critical sections that share the resources.There must be a limit to the number of times in which other processes are allowed to enter their critical section between the request and grant of a different process.

When a process makes a request for getting into critical section, there is a specific limit about number of processes can get into their critical section, this is called ______________.

When several processes access the same data concurrently and the outcome of the execution depends on the particular order in which the access takes place is called ________a.Dynamic conditionb.Essential conditionc.Critical conditiond.Race condition