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question 3 (mandatory) (1 point) listen in linux, which command is used to list files and directories in the current director pwd dir ls cd question 4 (mandatory) (1 point) listen how can you customize the gui in a windows operating system? by installing a different kernel by using command line utilities through the control panel and settings by editing configuration files

Explanation:

Question 3

• pwd prints the current working directory path, not list files/directories.
• dir is a Windows command (or a less common Linux alias in some setups, but not the standard for listing in Linux).
• ls is the standard Linux command to list files and directories in the current (or specified) directory.
• cd is for changing directories, not listing.

• Installing a different kernel is for low - level OS changes (like in Linux for customization), not Windows GUI customization.
• Command line utilities in Windows are not the primary way to customize the GUI.
• In Windows, the Control Panel and Settings app provide options to customize the GUI (like themes, colors, taskbar settings, etc.).
• Editing configuration files is more of a Linux - like approach or for advanced Windows system files, not the standard GUI customization method.

Answer:

C. ls

Question 4