A disk's storage locations consist of pie-shaped sections, which break the tracks into small arcs called ____.
A) bases
B) indices
C) sectors
D) clusters

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The pie-shaped sections on a disk are called sectors. This is where data is written and stored on the disk. The other options are not correct – bases and indices are not related to disk storage, while clusters are groups of sectors used to allocate space on the disk.

A Disk's Storage Locations Consist of Pie-Shaped Sections, Which Break