Answer:
b. Limit register holds the size of a process.
Explanation:
A limit register is a form of registers used in memory management background that contains logical addresses. It is utilized to determines the size of the psychical memory range for a process. It can only be loaded only by the operating system, through a unique specific instruction.
Hence, in this case, the right answer is option B
Option A is not correct because the Base register specifies where the page table begins in memory
Option C is not correct because Base and limit registers can be only be loaded through the operating system
Option D is also not correct.
