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What permissions does the following command give? chmod a+x file_nam

a) It will give execute permissions to all users
b) It will give read only permissions to all users
c) It will give read only permissions to only the root user
d) It will give execute permissions to only the root user

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Answer:

option d

it will give execute permissions to only the root user

Step-by-step explanation:

chmod is the command in linux which only can be used by the file owner or you can say the root user

chmod x file-name is the command which sets the execute permissions to the specific file or the particular program to run

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