Scenario B: user1@PC:~$ tree -d Desktop/ Desktop/ └── SYS1 ├── Cours ├── PROG ├── TD └── TP 6 directories Scenario C: user1@PC:~$ tree -F Desktop Desktop/ └── SYS1/ ├── Cours/ │ └── Coors.txt ├── PROG/ ├── TD/ │ └── TD1.txt └── TP/ └── TP1.txt 6 directories, 3 files Question: Given Scenario B, select the correct command(s) to create the files shown in Scenario C:

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Scenario B: user1@PC:~$ tree -d Desktop/  Desktop/ └── SYS1          ├── Cours          ├── PROG          ├── TD          └── TP 6 directories  Scenario C:  user1@PC:~$ tree    -F    Desktop Desktop/ └── SYS1/          ├── Cours/          │      └── Coors.txt          ├── PROG/          ├── TD/          │       └── TD1.txt          └── TP/                   └── TP1.txt 6 directories, 3 files  Question: Given Scenario B, select the correct command(s) to create the files shown in Scenario C:

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e.  user1@PC:~/Desktop$ touch    SYS1/Cours/Coors.txt    SYS1/TP/TP1.txt    SYS1/TD/TD1.txt

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a.  user1@PC:~/Desktop$ touch    -p    SYS1/Cours/Coors.txt    SYS1/TP/TP1.txt    SYS1/TD/TD1.txt

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b.  user1@PC:~$ touch    SYS1/Cours/Coors.txt    SYS1/TP/TP1.txt    SYS1/TD/TD1.txt

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c.  user1@PC:~$ touch    ~/SYS1/Cours/Coors.txt    ~/SYS1/TP/TP1.txt    ~/SYS1/TD/TD1.txt

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d.  user1@PC:~/Desktop$ touch    ~/SYS1/Cours/Coors.txt    ~/SYS1/TP/TP1.txt    ~/SYS1/TD/TD1.txt

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Scenario B: user1@PC:~$ tree -d Desktop/ Desktop/ └── SYS1 ├── Cours ...

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