In UNIX/Linux,a mapped drive is called a ____ volume.
A)logical
B)mounted
C)virtual
D)partitioned

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In UNIX/Linux, a mapped drive is called a mounted volume. The process of mounting a file system makes it available for access and assigns a mount point to it in the system hierarchy. The mount point is essentially a directory that serves as an entry point for the file system. Once mounted, the file system can be accessed through this mount point as if it were a normal directory.

In UNIX/Linux,a Mapped Drive Is Called a ____ Volume