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Option 2 : Q is serviced after S, but before T.

Concept:

In the Shortest Seek Time First (SSTF) disk scheduling algorithm, the I/O request which requires the least disk arm movement, irrespective of the direction, from the current position is selected.

Explanation:

Given the disk head is currently at cylinder number 100. Using SSTF it would next serve the request id R with cylinder number 110, because it requires least amount of arm movement. After R being served, T would be served and so on, as shown below:

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Statement I is TRUE.

Request T is serviced before request P.

Statement II is FALSE.

Q is serviced before S and after T.  

Statement III is TRUE.

The direction of disk arm movement changes between servicing of Q and P, as visible from the diagram.

Statement IV is TRUE.

R is serviced before P.
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