When a disk has been prepared to store data, it has been
A) Formatted
B) Cleaned
C) Enabled
D) Tracked

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Formatting is the process of preparing a disk to store data by creating a file system, which includes organizing the disk's sectors and tracks, setting up a directory structure, and installing the necessary system files. This process prepares the disk for data storage and allows it to be usable by the operating system and other applications. Cleaning, enabling, and tracking are not related to preparing a disk for data storage.

When a Disk Has Been Prepared to Store Data, It