Which one of the following statements is FALSE in Linux? a. ls command is used to display the files and directory. b. lsusb command is used to display the information about hard disk. c. lspci command is a utility on linux systems used to find out information about the PCI busses. d. lsmod command is used to display the module that are currently loaded on the system.

Which one of the following statements is FALSE in Linux? a. ls command is used to display the files and directory. b. lsusb command is used to display the information about hard disk. c. lspci command is a utility on linux systems used to find out information about the PCI busses. d. lsmod command is used to display the module that are currently loaded on the system.

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