With version-control systems, shared documents are placed into shared directories called ________.
A)caches
B)data cubes
C)libraries
D)data mines

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Version-control systems typically use shared directories called "libraries" to store and manage shared documents. "Caches" are temporary storage areas used for frequently accessed data, "data cubes" are multidimensional databases used for data analysis, and "data mines" are repositories of data used for extracting information and patterns.

With Version-Control Systems, Shared Documents Are Placed into Shared Directories