Discussion
Statement I: priority inheritance bounds the blocking time. Statement II: the lock holder runs at the priority of the highest task waiting for it.
Answer: D
Running at the elevated priority is exactly what prevents an intermediate task from extending the wait, so the blocking reduces to the length of the critical section. The mechanism named in the second statement is the reason for the property claimed in the first.
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