Discussion
Starvation of a low priority task occurs when
Answer: C
Correct answer: higher priority work is always ready to run
A strict priority scheduler runs the highest priority ready task, so a low priority task starves whenever something above it is always ready. It is a scheduling outcome rather than a locking fault, and the remedies are ageing the priority, reserving a share of processor time, or reconsidering the priority assignment.
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