Blocking I/O requests to optimize access times increases the number of physical I/O requests.

Name: Blocking I/O requests to optimize access times increases the number of physical I/O requests.
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Blocking I/O requests (grouping multiple requests into a single larger operation) typically reduces the number of physical I/O requests by minimizing overhead and efficiently utilizing I/O operations, thereby potentially improving access times.

Blocking I/O Requests to Optimize Access Times Increases the Number