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Full question?
Explanation:
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Answer:
D.<em> 666</em>
Explanation:
In <em>Linux</em>, it indicates how <em>permissions are modified and accessed for the file</em>.
Numbers that follow the command with (in this case 666) implies that all clients (holder of the file) who have access to the file or folder can view or write yet can't execute/run it.
<u>The answer is:</u> ROW
<u>Explanation:</u>
Each table have records in the form of row. That's why the collection of rows and columns is called table. And each records is a row in table.
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Answer:
7AE16 in decimal
1966^10
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a folder receives the same permissions from its parent folder.