5. Each entry in a Unix directory contains an inodenumber and a file name. File

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5. Each entry in a Unix directory contains an inodenumber and a file name. File attributes (such as size, owner, and permissions) are storedin the file’s inode. This organization efficiently allows one file to have multiplenames. What affect would the following alternative organizations have on the filesystem’s ability to allow multiple names for a file? a) File name and attributes in inode. b) File name in inode, attributes in directory entry. c) File name and attributes in directory entry. 5. Each entry in a Unix directory contains an inodenumber and a file name. File attributes (such as size, owner, and permissions) are storedin the file’s inode. This organization efficiently allows one file to have multiplenames. What affect would the following alternative organizations have on the filesystem’s ability to allow multiple names for a file? a) File name and attributes in inode. b) File name in inode, attributes in directory entry. c) File name and attributes in directory entry.

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you haven't gave me answers to part a,b,c

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