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when using a computer with virtual memory, which of the following are true (more than one may be true). you are penalized for incorrect answers. select one: a. all processes can always access the memory of other processes. b. no process may access the memory of another process. c. it is possible to share the memory of another process.

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when using a computer with virtual memory, (b.) no process may access the memory of another process. (c.) it is possible to share the memory of another process. Are true.

What is virtual memory?

Virtual memory, also known as virtual storage[b], is a memory management strategy used in computing that offers users the illusion of a very big main memory by providing them with a "idealized abstraction of the storage resources that are actually accessible on a specific machine".

The operating system of the computer converts virtual addresses—memory addresses utilized by a program—into physical addresses in computer memory using a combination of hardware and software. A process or task sees main storage as a contiguous address space or group of contiguous segments. Real memory is allotted to virtual memory, and virtual address spaces are managed by the operating system.

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