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Which command is used to manage hard disk partitions in a Linux system ?
Answer: B
The command is fdisk.
fdisk is the Linux command-line utility for creating, deleting, resizing and listing partitions on a disk; for example, fdisk -l lists the partition tables of all disks.
df reports the free and used space of mounted file systems. dd copies and converts data block by block, for instance to clone a disk or write an image. iostat reports CPU and device input/output statistics. None of them manages partitions.
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