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Lisaclaire

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Which of the following definitions most appropriately describes a partition slack on a hard disk?


◦ The area between the end of any logical partition and the end of the block of sectors assigned to the partition
◦ Space that can be reclaimed after a file is deleted
◦ Data from a previous file that remains in the unused portion of a cluster
◦ Unused space at the end of a hard disk used for relocated data from bad clusters
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Reply #1 on: May 5, 2019
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