In which of the following kinds of multitasking does the operating system interrupt a program that is executing and pass control to another program waiting to be executed?
A) preemptive
B) fault-tolerant
C) remastered
D) resident

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Preemptive multitasking is a type of multitasking where the operating system can interrupt a currently running task to allocate CPU time to another task, ensuring efficient CPU usage and responsiveness.

In Which of the Following Kinds of Multitasking Does the Operating