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Multiple choice

In context of disk scheduling, time required by the head to reach a specified track is known as

  1. seek time

  2. latency time

  3. transfer time

  4. waiting time

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Explanation

This option is correct as seek time is the time which the disk head takes to reach a specified track.

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