M Mr. Dubey 🎓 Coach ⭐ 102.92K Points 📊 Linux Q. What does the 'chmod 755 filename' command do? (A) Sets read, write, execute for owner and read, execute for group and others (B) Sets full permissions for all users (C) Removes all permissions (D) Sets read and write only for owner 👁️ Show Answer 💬 Discuss 🔗 Share ⚡Menu ✅ Correct Answer: (A) Sets read, write, execute for owner and read, execute for group and others Explanation: 755 means rwx for owner, rx for group, and rx for others.