The following question involves the following Table, which contains part of a File Allocation Table. The Cluster

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The following question involves the following Table, which contains part of a File Allocation Table. The “Cluster” column contains cluster numbers; the “Pointer” column contains the corresponding FAT entry.

The FAT entry contains one of the following: 0 to indicate a free cluster, 9999 to indicate the end of file, and any value in between indicates the next cluster in the file.

The following directory entries apply to these FAT entries:

- Name: F1, Starting Cluster: 100

- Name: F2, Starting Cluster: 106

- Name: F3, Starting Cluster: 120

- Name: F4, Starting Cluster: 126

We are writing additional data to file F1 and need to add another cluster to the end of the file. Locate a cluster in the FAT to add the file. List the specific changes to make to the FAT to add the sector to F1.