Hey I am trying to better understand Gantt charts and have been trying to do a few practice questions involving CPU scheduling. I am having trouble calculating the terminated states for the question below. For the sample question below, Could you please make Gantt charts describing the  A. Round Robin with a 1 ms time slice B. Shortest Job First (assuming CPU bursts are known, and thus do not have to be estimated) Also please provide the termination times for each P value. I am finding it hard to figure out if termination time is calculated by the I/O or after it is finished running in the CPU. Thanks Processes P1, P2, and P3 are run concurrently on a computer system with one CPU. Process P1 arrives first at time 0, and uses the CPU for 6 ms before finishing. Process P2 arrives shortly after P1, still at time 0. Process P2 loops two times; for each iteration of the loop, P2 uses the CPU for 1 ms and then it does I/O for 5 ms. Process P3 is identical to P2, but arrives shortly after P2, still at time 0. Assume that there is no overhead due to context switches.

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Hey I am trying to better understand Gantt charts and have been trying to do a few practice questions involving CPU scheduling. I am having trouble calculating the terminated states for the question below. For the sample question below, Could you please make Gantt charts describing the 

A. Round Robin with a 1 ms time slice
B. Shortest Job First (assuming CPU bursts are known, and thus do not have to be estimated)

Also please provide the termination times for each P value. I am finding it hard to figure out if termination time is calculated by the I/O or after it is finished running in the CPU. Thanks

Processes P1, P2, and P3 are run concurrently on a computer system with one CPU. Process P1
arrives first at time 0, and uses the CPU for 6 ms before finishing. Process P2 arrives shortly after
P1, still at time 0. Process P2 loops two times; for each iteration of the loop, P2 uses the CPU for
1 ms and then it does I/O for 5 ms. Process P3 is identical to P2, but arrives shortly after P2, still
at time 0. Assume that there is no overhead due to context switches.

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