The correct answers are A. cat /proc/self/mounts and C. mount.
A. cat /proc/self/mounts: This command reads and displays the contents of the /proc/self/mounts file, which provides information about all currently mounted filesystems on the system. It is a reliable way to view the mounted filesystems.
C. mount: The mount command without any options or arguments displays the currently mounted filesystems. It provides a detailed output that includes the mount point, filesystem type, options, and other information.
the other options for clarification:
B. free: The free command is used to display information about system memory usage, not mounted filesystems.
D. lsmounts: There is no standard command called lsmounts in most Linux distributions.
E. cat /proc/filesystems: This command displays a list of supported filesystem types in the /proc/filesystems file, but it does not directly provide information about the currently mounted filesystems.
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