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​Match each correct item with the statement below.​​​ a.​at command b.background command​ c.​child process d.cron table​ e.​daemon process f.​forking g.​parent process h.​process ID (PID) i.​time slice j.trapping -The process of ignoring a kill signal.​

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How does the nice value affect process priority? How and why can nice values be altered?

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What two commands below can be used to stop a process, either by PID number or process name?​

What kill signal stops a process, then restarts it with the same PID?

The ____________________ can be used to affect the process priority indirectly.

​Match each correct item with the statement below.​​​ a.​at command b.background command​ c.​child process d.cron table​ e.​daemon process f.​forking g.​parent process h.​process ID (PID) i.​time slice j.trapping -The command used to run a foreground process in the background.​

What option, when added to the crontab command, opens the vi editor with a user's cron table?

​In the process state column, what does an "R" indicate?

​Match each correct item with the statement below.​​​ a.​at command b.background command​ c.​child process d.cron table​ e.​daemon process f.​forking g.​parent process h.​process ID (PID) i.​time slice j.trapping -​The amount of time a process is given on a CPU in a multiprocessing operating system.

Each process can start an unlimited number of other processes.