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Q1Domain Verified
In the context of FreeRTOS, what is the primary mechanism that prevents a higher-priority task from being preempted by a lower-priority task that has just become ready?
Cooperative multitasking scheduling
The scheduler's tick interrupt handler
The task's stack overflow detection
The priority inheritance protocol
Q2Domain Verified
When implementing a mutex in FreeRTOS using `xSemaphoreCreateMutex()`, under what specific condition can a task holding the mutex be preempted by a higher-priority task that is blocked waiting for the same mutex?
If the mutex is configured with a priority ceiling.
If the task holding the mutex has its priority boosted via priority inheritance.
This scenario is prevented by the fundamental design of mutexes in FreeRTOS.
If the task holding the mutex is currently in a blocked state itself.
Q3Domain Verified
Consider a scenario where multiple tasks are competing for a shared resource protected by a binary semaphore. Task A (priority 5) holds the semaphore. Task B (priority 10) attempts to acquire the semaphore but blocks. Task C (priority 8) becomes ready and also attempts to acquire the semaphore, but it also blocks. Which task will eventually acquire the semaphore first once Task A releases it?
Task C
Task A will reacquire it immediately.
Whichever task's unblocking happens first due to the scheduler's internal logic.
Task B

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