Section 2: 9 Points The program shown below is being run on a multi-core machine.   int a=1,b=1; foo(unsigned int x) {  a = a + x;  b = b * x;}   bar(unsigned int x) {  a = a + x;} print() {   println(“A=”+a+” B=”+b);}     For each of the following outputs, indicate whether the output can occur under sequential consistency. If it can, give a sequential execution of foo(), bar(), and print() that would produce this output. If it cannot, explain why not. We have already given the first answer as an example. Please assume that the variables do not overflow.   Example: Output: “A=3 B=2” Answer: This is possible. Execution: foo(2) print()  

Suppose the water dispenser has a built-in scale that the server can read to see how much water is left in the dispenser. Can Alice use this feature to dispense water exactly once, even if the server does crash? If so, what changes are necessary? If not, why not? 

For more serious infections caused by Acinetobacter spp., such as pneumonia or bacteremia, effective treatment may require the use of:

HTTP started supporting “server push” with version…

With quorum replication, if we have replicas and reads and writes each go to replicas, then the result will be…

Select the prefix(es) for which network 5 would advertise routes to network 4

A gram-negative bacillus that is hydrogen sulfide (H2S)-positive, citrate-positive, spot indole–negative, and associated with gastroenteritis in the United States is most likely:

The masseter and temporalis muscles are representative of the muscles of ____________________.​

Some molecules such as water can cross the membrane easily, while other larger substances cannot easily cross the cell membrane. This is because the cell membrane is:

Secretory proteins are.