FreeRTOS - Task Creation and ManagementWhy might two tasks with the same priority never run concurrently in FreeRTOS?ABecause FreeRTOS does not support multiple tasksBBecause one task is blocked or suspendedCBecause tasks with same priority merge into oneDBecause the scheduler disables multitaskingCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Understand task statesTasks can be ready, blocked, suspended, or running.Step 2: Analyze concurrency conditionsIf one task is blocked or suspended, it cannot run concurrently even if priority is same.Final Answer:Because one task is blocked or suspended -> Option BQuick Check:Task state affects concurrency, not just priority [OK]Quick Trick: Blocked tasks do not run even if priority matches [OK]Common Mistakes:Believing FreeRTOS does not support multitaskingThinking same priority tasks mergeAssuming scheduler disables multitasking
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