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The document compares and contrasts loosely coupled and tightly coupled multiprocessor systems. In a loosely coupled system, each processor has its own memory module. Communication between processors uses message transfer and there is minimal interaction. It is efficient for tasks with little interaction and has low memory conflicts. Interconnections use message transfer systems and the data rate is low, making it less expensive. In a tightly coupled system, processors have shared memory modules. It is

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