Multiple choice technology operating systems

chmod +x filename

  1. provides the execute permission

  2. removes the execute permission

  3. provides write permission

  4. removes read permission

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Explanation

The chmod +x filename command in Unix/Linux adds execute permissions (+x) to the specified file for all user classes (owner, group, and others), allowing the file to be run as a program or script.