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Exponential averaging can predict total CPU time for which type of scheduling? First-in-first-out Long-term Short-term Any scheduling algorithm

          Exponential averaging can predict total CPU time for which type of scheduling?
First-in-first-out
Long-term
Short-term
Any scheduling algorithm
        
Exponential averaging can predict total CPU time for which type of scheduling?
First-in-first-out
Long-term
Short-term
Any scheduling algorithm

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00:01 First we need to choose one process that's going to be the first to execute.
00:05 We see that there are n choices for this.
00:09 Next we need to choose one process to be the second.
00:12 For our second, there are going to be n minus 1 choices since we have already chosen one...
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