Which of the following pseudo directories are empty when the system is not running (Select all answers that apply)?

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/dev contains only pseudofiles created in memory after system start.

/proc contains only pseudofiles created in memory after system start.

/sys contains only pseudofiles created in memory after system start.

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You cannot have a “dangling” hardlink

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This will give a report and return to the command line.

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/var is designed for variable, volatile data.

/tmp is designed for temporary data.

/home stores user accounts and data which will change every time the user is on the system.

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