Multiple choice

An operating system that is intended to support large numbers of interactive terminals is

  1. MS-DOS

  2. XENIC

  3. EMAS

  4. CP/M
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C Correct answer
Explanation

EMAS (Edinburgh Multi-Access System) was a pioneering operating system designed in the 1960s to support a large number of simultaneous interactive users on mainframe computers. MS-DOS and CP/M were primarily single-user systems.

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