Answer:
The option (d) is correct
Explanation:
Solution
System calls are made with a: Kernel thread created upon process start
A computer program request service from a kernel using System calls. It is a kernel thread which is created when a process starts. System calls allows services of the operating system to the user program between the Application programming interface (API).
A kernel thread: refers to processes and interfere or stops handlers; it is the entity managed by the system scheduler. A kernel thread moves inside an operation, but can be called by any other instructions (execution) in the system.
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im pretty sure you answered correctly if not sorry:)
Answer:
In this case, Riko and hina made the correct steps.
Explanation:
Rin y Sakura made a wrong step because the range A14 to A25 already exist, and they have selected the option Define name, with this option we can make a new range with a new name.
Riko and Hina have selected the option name manager, with this option we can select the range A14 to A25 with the name "Goals", and to expand it to the new range A14 to A45.