I am a little skeptic over the 6th question. Adding more RAM does not necessarily decrease page faults. If the page is in the disk, then more RAM might help by making the interaction with the Hard Disk lesser. But if the page is in some other memory, then this might not be the case. A better solution can be (d). After all, it is definitely helping in fetching the data quicker. (by shifting the 'workplace' to RAM)
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