In Peterson's solution for two processes, which condition ensures mutu

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Module 3: Inter-process Communication

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In Peterson's solution for two processes, which condition ensures mutual exclusion?
(i) Both processes wait infinitely
(ii) Only one process enters the critical section at a time
(iii) Both processes enter the critical section together
(iv) The process with a higher ID always wins

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