A ____ is a place in the directory structure of an existing volume that you can point to a volume or partition.
A) partition table
B) volume boot sector
C) stripe set
D) mount point

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A mount point is a location in the directory structure of an existing volume that you can point to a volume or partition, allowing you to access and use the contents of that volume or partition within the existing file system. Partition tables, volume boot sectors, and stripe sets are all related to the structure and organization of storage volumes, but they are not directly related to mount points.

A ____ Is a Place in the Directory Structure of an Existing