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Database - The Client-Server Database - Discussion

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"Hold a true friend with both hands."
- (Proverb)
1. 

Which of the following statements is true about symmetric multiprocessing?

[A]. A single copy of the operating system resides in each processor.
[B]. Useful for situations where data must remain in memory to process.
[C]. Bottlenecks increase with uniprocessor systems because tasks are not shared.
[D]. The problems of memory contention are unlikely.

Answer: Option C

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