Having Two Operating Systems on the same computer.

Is it possible to have two operating system on one computer?
I would like to have both Mac OSX 10.411 and Mac OSX 10.5 on my Power Mac G4.
I would like to be able to access each system independently. So that I may use my
editing software which is 10.411 compatible but not compatible with 10.5. Is this possible?
Thanks!

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Yes if you Partition The Hard Drive.
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