When using a FIFO scheme,adding more memory always results in better performance.

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While adding more memory can improve performance in many cases by reducing the number of page faults, it does not always result in better performance due to the Belady's anomaly, where increasing the number of page frames can lead to an increase in the number of page faults under certain conditions, particularly in a FIFO (First In, First Out) page replacement scheme.

When Using a FIFO Scheme,adding More Memory Always Results in Better