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The reason a kernel's queue send from a handler may request a context switch on return is that
Answer: A
Waking a high priority task is pointless if the system then resumes the low priority task it interrupted and waits for the next tick. The from-ISR calls therefore report whether a switch is wanted, and the handler yields on its way out, which is what keeps the response time short.
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