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What is the correct syntax for copying multiple files with a filename starting as ‘file’ into another file named as ‘directory_one’?

a.

cp -i file directory_one

b.

cp -R file directory/directory_one

c.

cp file* directory_one

d.

none of the mentioned

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Answer: (c).cp file* directory_one

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