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it as a linear sequence; logically contiguous. The resource has an overall capacity as well as the capacity to support an allocation of a certain size. For example, RAM might have enough free space to support allocating 1024 1MB blocks although not enough contiguous free space to support allocating a single 1GB block even though the sum of the smaller blocks equals the size of the large block. Fragmentation describes the amount to which linear resources are stored non-contiguously, and a

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