Which of the following Terminal commands is used to safely eject a USB drive in Linux?
a. sudo unmount /dev/sbd1
b. unmount /dev/USB1
c. sudo eject /dev/sbd1
d. None of the above
A. The unmount command must be given as part of a sudo command because it must be run as root user. The correct identification for a USB drive is sbd1 . Eject is not a legitimate Linux command.
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