A. Increased throughput
B. Shorter response time
C. Decreased operating system overhead
D. Ability to assign priorities to jobs

Solution

C. Decreased operating system overhead

Explanation

<p>The option that is not typically considered an advantage of multiprogramming is "<b>Decreased operating system overhead</b>." Multiprogramming is designed to maximize CPU utilization and overall system throughput, so it often involves an increased operating system overhead to manage and schedule multiple processes concurrently. <br></p>