An i/o-bound process select one: a. does not need cpu time b. spends less of its time seeking i/o operations than doing computational work c. spends more of its time seeking i/o operations than doing computational work d. spends equal time seeking i/o operations and doing computational work

Spends more of its time seeking I/O operations than doing computational work.

Explanation:

The I/O bound process are depend on Input and output speed. on the other hand computational work is associated with CPU bound processes. Therefore option "C" is better option for I/O bound processes.

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