If we suppose the access bracket as (a, b) and call bracket as (b, c), for q we have (a, b) = (5, 6) and (b, c) = (6, 9). Let the ring be denoted by r.
A) p can invoke q, but a ring-crossing fault occurs.
p must execute in rings where r < a., in r < 5, p
must execute.
B) p can invoke q provided that a valid gate is used as an entry
point.
p must execute in the rings between 6 and 9. r must be
between a and b.
C) p cannot invoke q.
When r > c, then p cannot invoke q. That means, for
this condition to happen p must execute in rings >
9
D) p can invoke q without any ring-crossing fault occurring, but
not necessarily through a valid gate
When r is between a and b then the condition can be satisfied. That means p must execute in rings between 5 and 6.
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