The correct statement regarding the command `nice -5 /usr/bin/prog` is:
A. `/usr/bin/prog` is executed with a nice level of -5.
In the `nice` command, when you specify a nice level with a negative value, it reduces the process's priority, making it less favorable for CPU time, and hence the process is executed with a lower nice level. In this case, a nice level of -5 is set for the `/usr/bin/prog` command.
If there is no value is provided, nice sets to 10 as default. A command or program run without nice defaults to 0
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