Given memory partitions of 100k, 600k, 400k, 500k, and 300k (inorder), how would each of the first-fit, best-fit, and worst-fitalgorithms place processes of 117k, 412k, 325k, and 510k (inorder)?

First-fit, Best-fit, and Worst-fit these are the techniques for the memory allocation of process in the memory locations.

First -fit: Allocating the first memory location to the process which is just smaller than or equal.

Best-fit: Allocating the smallest memory location that is greater than or equal to the size of process.  

Worst-fit: Allocating the largest memory location in the storage to the processes.

These are the memory locations-100 k,600 k,400 k,500 k,300 k                    and size of processes-117 k,412 k,325 k and 510 k

For the first-fit,

We allocate 117 k to the 600 k memory location

Then, we allocate 412 k to the 500 k because others don't have the size.

Then,we allocate 325 k to the 400 k.

510 k will stop,as no memory locations can execute.

For the Best-fit,

We allocate 117 k to the 300 memory location

Then,we allocate 412 k to the 500 k.

Then,we allocate 325 k to the  400 k not 600 k according to best-fit.

Then we allocate 510 k to the 600 k.

For the worst fit,

We allocate 117 k to the 600 k memory location according to the worst-fit algorithm.

Then,we allocate 412 k to the 500 k.

Then,we allocate 325 k to the 400 k

We can' allocate 510 k in any memory location.

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