Which of the following UNIX command can be used in symbolic mode to grant the following permissions to Name.txt file.Owner -Read,write and execute , group -remove execute , Others-only reada. chmod -u=rwx, g-x, o=r Name.txtb. chmod -u=rwx, g-rw+x, o=rw Name.txtO c. chmod -u=r, g-rw+x ,o=rw Name.txtO d. chmod -u=rw, g-rw ,0=rw Name.txt Which of the following UNIX command is used to display the last 2 lines of Name.txt file?a. echo Name.txtb. tail -2 Name.txtO c. head -2 Name.txtO d. sort name.txt

r = read w =write x =executer - sign indicates that particular permission has been removed b…

Which of the following UNIX command can be used in symbolic mode to grant the following permissions to Name.txt file. Owner –Read,write and execute , group -remove execute , Others-only read O a. chmod -u=rwx, g-x, o=r Name.txt O b. chmod -u=rwx, g-rw+X, o=rw Name.txt O c. chmod -u=r, g-rw+x ,o=rw Name.txt O d. chmod -u=rw, g-rw ,o=rw Name.txt

Which of the following UNIX command can be used in symbolic mode to grant the following permissions to Name.txt file. Owner –Read,write and execute , group -remove execute , Others-only read O a. chmod -u=rwx, g-x, o=r Name.txt O b. chmod -u=rwx, g-rw+X, o=rw Name.txt O c. chmod -u=r, g-rw+x ,o=rw Name.txt O d. chmod -u=rw, g-rw ,o=rw Name.txt

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