Explain the Difference Between a System Partition and a Boot

question 21

Multiple Choice

Explain the difference between a system partition and a boot partition.

• A) The boot partition is the active drive partition that has the files needed to load the operating system. The system partition is normally the C: drive (the active partition). The system partition is the partition or logical drive where the operating system files are located.
• B) The system partition is the active drive partition that has the files needed to load the operating system. The system partition is normally the C: drive (the active partition). The boot partition is the partition or logical drive where the operating system files are located.
• C) The system partition is the active drive partition that has the files needed to load the operating system. The system partition is normally the C: drive (the active partition). The boot partition is the partition is in the BIOS.
• D) The system partition is in the Bios. The system partition is normally the C: drive (the active partition). The boot partition is the partition or logical drive where the operating system files are located.

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