The formatting process also looks for defective areas of the disk, called "____," and cordons them off so data cannot be stored there.
A)bad sectors
B)bad tracks
C)warped data
D)warped links

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The term "bad sectors" refers to areas on the disk that have become defective and cannot reliably store data. The formatting process identifies these areas and marks them as unusable so that data will not be stored there in the future.

The Formatting Process Also Looks for Defective Areas of the Disk