Question

an operating system can deallocate memory true or false​

Answer 1

it is the false answer

Answer 2

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Deallocation of Memory. Deallocation of memory by the Operating System (OS) is a way to free the Random Access Memory (RAM) of finished processes and allocate new ones. We all know that the computer memory comes with a specific size.

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