Degree of Multiprogramming
Explain the term Degree of Multiprogramming. When it is called as Stable?
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Degree of Multiprogramming refers to the number of processes within the memory. It becomes stable when average rate of the number of process creation becomes equal to the average departure rate of the processes that are leaving the system.
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