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Which of the following will permissions will allow a user to execute a file called book?1.0 MarksNone of the abovechmod u+x /bookchmod user+x /bookchmod ug+x /book

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Which of the following will permissions will allow a user to execute a file called book?1.0 MarksNone of the abovechmod u+x /bookchmod user+x /bookchmod ug+x /book

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The correct command to allow a user to execute a file called book is chmod u+x /book.

Here's the step by step explanation:

  1. chmod is the command used in Linux to change the permissions of a file or directory.

  2. u+x is the option used with chmod to give the user (u) execute (x) permissions.

  3. /book is the name of the file for which we are changing the permissions.

So, chmod u+x /book will give the user execute permissions for the file named book.

The other options, chmod user+x /book and chmod ug+x /book, are incorrect because user+x is not a valid option and ug+x will give both the user and group execute permissions, not just the user.

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