The working set strategy
A) swaps out a process if OS cannot allocate enough pages to accommodate its working set.
B) swaps in a new process if there is enough memory available to accommodate its working set.
C) keeps the degree of multiprogramming as high as possible while preventing thrashing.
D) All of the above.

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The working set strategy encompasses all these actions: swapping out processes when their working sets cannot be accommodated, swapping in new processes when there is sufficient memory for their working sets, and maintaining a high degree of multiprogramming while avoiding thrashing.

The Working Set Strategy