Consider real time process for the following 3 process with the period and running time below:...

Consider real time process for the following 3 process with the period and running time below:

Process	Period	Running time
1	80	40
2	60	25
3	39	15

Show that Rate Monotonic Scheduling will fail to schedule the 3 processes to satisfy their requirements.

b. Suppose you can change the period that process 1 will take to run. What is the minimum value such that Rate Monotonic Scheduling will work? Explain your answer

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