Create a LINUX C program to implement Priority CPU Scheduling with varying arrival times. Processes will be scheduled based on their arrival time and priority. Note: - Please keep in mind that the higher the priority number, the higher the priority. If the priority of two processes is the same, sort according to process number

Create a LINUX C program to implement Priority CPU Scheduling with varying arrival times. Processes will be scheduled based on their arrival time and priority. Note: - Please keep in mind that the higher the priority number, the higher the priority. If the priority of two processes is the same, sort according to process number

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