Given memory space of 2500K with an operating system space of 400K, draw the memory allocation of the given process using: 1. Single User Contiguous Scheme 2. Single Partition 3. Fixed Partition (Partition: 200K, 500, 1000K, 80OK) 4. Dynamic Partition

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