Discussion
Under transient overload a fixed priority system fails
Answer: C
Correct answer: predictably, the lowest priority tasks missing first
A fixed priority scheme degrades in a known order, since the high priority tasks continue to preempt and the shortfall falls on those at the bottom. That predictability is a real advantage: the critical work can be placed high and will survive an overload that the rest does not.
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