[Solved] In aperiodic (real time) tasks

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Q.	In aperiodic (real time) tasks
A.	The dead line for start is mandatory, but for finish it is not.
B.	The dead line for finish is mandatory, but for start it is not.
C.	The dead line for finish and start is mandatory.
D.	The dead line for finish and start is not mandatory.
Answer» C. The dead line for finish and start is mandatory.

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