The correct answers are A. cat /proc/self/mounts and D. mount.
Option A: cat /proc/self/mounts
The /proc/self/mounts file contains information about all of the filesystems that are currently mounted on the system. This file is a text file that can be read using the cat command.
Option D: mount
The mount command can be used to list all of the filesystems that are currently mounted on the system. The mount command without any arguments will display a list of all currently mounted filesystems.
The other options are incorrect:
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