Because all file systems suffer from internal fragmentation, the following relation is true:
A) the larger block size, the greater the internal fragmentation
B) the smaller block size, the greater the internal fragmentation
C) the larger block size, the smaller internal fragmentation
D) there is no relation between block size and internal fragmentation

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Internal fragmentation refers to the wasted space within allocated memory blocks due to the block size being larger than the requested memory. A larger block size means that there is more space that can potentially go unused within each block, leading to greater internal fragmentation.

Because All File Systems Suffer from Internal Fragmentation, the Following