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Q2. Determine if the following schedule is allowed to finish when the timestamp based
protocol is used. Assume each transaction’s timestamp is its starting time, and the entire
schedule started at time point 2.
T2:R(X) ; T2:R(Y) ; T3:R(Y) ; T3:R(X) ; T3:W(X) ; T3:W(Y) ; T2:W(Y) ; T2:W(X)
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