Question

(true/false) In a layered operating system design, requests (such user processes may need to interact with multiple layers, resulting in slower performance than in a monolithic system

Answer 1

Answer:

The correct answer to this question is "true".

Explanation:

In a layered operating system, all the layers defined individually and communicate with each other when required. It is also easier to create, manage and update the system. If we change in one layer. The Changement has done in only a specific layer it does not affect any other layers. In this operating system, there are 6 layers.

In the monolithic system. It works on the kernel space. That increases the size of the operating system and kernel. It is different than the microkernel system. In the monolithic system, there are 3 layers.

If we assign any work to both, So the 6 layers will take more time to do that work. when that 3 layers take less time to do that work.

that's way layered operating performance is slower than the monolithic system.