The following factor push toward smaller page sizes in OS design O a. Page table size O b. I/O transfer O c. locality co

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The following factor push toward smaller page sizes in OS design O a. Page table size O b. I/O transfer O c. locality co

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The following factor push toward smaller page sizes in OS design O a. Page table size O b. I/O transfer O c. locality consideration O d. none of the mentioned

Models that supports loading functions and routines only when needed is called O a. dynamic call O b. dynamic loading O c. dynamic linking O d. dynamic functions
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