Given an HDD partition naming scheme of /dev/sda5, what type of partition is being used?
A) SATA primary drive
B) SAT logical drive
C) SCSI primary drive
D) SCSI logical drive

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The naming scheme /dev/sda5 indicates a SCSI or SATA drive (as both use the same naming convention in Linux), with "5" signifying it is a logical partition. Primary partitions are numbered 1 to 4, so any partition numbered 5 or higher is a logical partition within an extended partition.

Given an HDD Partition Naming Scheme of /Dev/sda5, What Type