Which of the following is NOT a
property of user groups in a Linux environment?
Group of answer choices:
The group ids of user groups (i.e. groups created using
`groupadd`, `adduser`, `useradd`, etc) range from 0-999.
A group can be added to a user by using the `usermod` command
with the `-aG` option.
A user can use the `groups` command to list the groups that user
belongs to.
A user group can have multiple users who belong to it.
Which of the following is NOT a property of user groups in a Linux environment? Group of answer choices: The group ids o
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Which of the following is NOT a property of user groups in a Linux environment? Group of answer choices: The group ids o
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