Given the memory configuration in FIG 2.11, answer the following questions. At this point, Job 4 arrives requesting a block of 100K.
Operating System 20K
Job 1 (10K) 30K
50K
Job 2 (15K) 65K
75K
Job 3 (45K) 120K
200K
a. Can Job 4 be accommodated? Why or why not?
b. If relocation is used, what are the contents of the relocation registers for Job 1, Job 2, Job 3, after compaction?
c. What are the contents of the relocation register for Job 4 after it has been loaded into memory?
d. An instruction that is part of Job 1 was originally loaded into memory location 55k. What is its new location after compaction?
e. An instruction that is part of Job 2 was originally loaded into memory location 55k. What is its new location after compaction?
f. An instruction that is part of Job 3 was originally loaded into memory location 80k. What is its new location after compaction?
g. If an instruction was originally loaded into memory location 110k, what is its new location after compaction?

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