a) depends on the operating system
b) change
c) remain unchanged
d) none of the mentioned
remain unchanged
If a scheduler assigns a static priority to a process, it means that the priority of that process will not change throughout its lifetime. It remains fixed and is not affected by any other factors like CPU usage, I/O wait time, or other process-related metrics.
This is in contrast to dynamic priority scheduling, where a process’s priority can change based on various criteria.