Assume that we are using FIFO scheduling and we have the following schedule of arriving transactions and durations Job Name Time A B C Arrival 1 2 0 Duration 10 13 100 Please complete the following measures (round each answer to the closest integer, if necessary) What is the average turnaround time (show your work)? What is the average response time (show your work)?

Assume that we are using FIFO scheduling and we have the following schedule of arriving transactions and durations Job Name Time A B C Arrival 1 2 0 Duration 10 13 100 Please complete the following measures (round each answer to the closest integer, if necessary) What is the average turnaround time (show your work)? What is the average response time (show your work)?

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Chapter6: Updating Data

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