Glоbаl Memоry Systems The cоntext for this question is the sаme аs the previous question. [5 points] Consider a GMS system with 10 Nodes ‘A’ to ‘J’. A process ‘x’ on Node ‘A’ intends to read-share a page that is currently actively used only by a process ‘y’ on Node ‘B’.When Node A’s GMS mechanism initiates the access, indicate on which Node(s) each of the following data structures are accessed.Assume no co-location constraints for any of the data structures e) [1 point] Now, suppose a new process ‘z’ spawns on Node ‘A’ with the intention to read-share the same page. Which Node’s PFD shall be accessed this time?
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The Cаr clаss, which yоu will write, is used tо represent infоrmаtion about a car.Car objects are created by calls to a constructor with two double parameters. The first parameter represents the number of gallons offuel in the car. The second parameter represents the average number of miles the car can travel per gallon of fuel.The Car class contains a canMakeTrip method, which determines whether there is enough fuel in the car to make a trip. Thismethod has a double parameter that represents the distance, in miles, of a potential trip. If there is enough fuel, the method updatesthe current amount of fuel in the car and returns true. If there is not enough fuel for the entire distance of the trip, the amount of fuelis unchanged and the method returns false.The following table contains a sample code execution sequence and the corresponding results. The code execution sequence appearsin a class other than Car. Statement ReturnValue(blankif novalue) Explanation boolean possible; Car carOne =new Car(10.0, 30.0); A Car object named CarOne is constructed with 10 gallons of fuel andan average of 30 miles per gallon. possible =carOne.canMakeTrip(120.0); true At 30 miles per gallon, a 120-mile trip will require 4 gallons of fuel. Sincethis is less than or equal to the 10 gallons of fuel remaining, the trip can bemade. The amount of fuel remaining will be 6 gallons. possible =carOne.canMakeTrip(90.0); true At 30 miles per gallon, a 90-mile trip will require 3 gallons of fuel. Sincethis is less than or equal to the 6 gallons of fuel remaining, the trip can bemade. The amount of fuel remaining will be 3 gallons. possible =carOne.canMakeTrip(225.0); false At 30 miles per gallon, a 225-mile trip will require 7.5 gallons of fuel.Since this is more than the 3 gallons of fuel remaining, the trip cannot bemade and the amount of fuel is unchanged. Car carTwo =new Car(12.0, 15.0); A Car object named carTwo is constructed with 12 gallons of fuel andan average of 15 miles per gallon. possible =carTwo.canMakeTrip(300.0); false At 15 miles per gallon, a 300-mile trip will require 20 gallons of fuel.Since this is more than the 12 gallons of fuel remaining, the trip cannot bemade and the amount of fuel is unchanged. possible =carTwo.canMakeTrip(180.0); true At 15 miles per gallon, a 180-mile trip will require 12 gallons of fuel.Since this is less than or equal to the 12 gallons of fuel remaining, the tripcan be made. The amount of fuel remaining will be 0 gallons. Write the complete Car class. Your implementation must meet all specifications and conform to the examples shown in thetable.