A new Linux administrator plans to create a system with separate $/$home$,/$usr$/$local$,$ and $/$etc partitions. Which of the following best describes this configuration?

Group of answer choices

The system won$$t boot because $/$etc contains configuration files necessary to mount non$-$root partitions.

The system will boot, but $/$usr$/$local won$$t be available because mounted partitions must be mounted directly off their parent partition, not in a subdirectory.

The system will boot only if the $/$home partition is on a separate physical disk from the $/$usr$/$local partition.

The system will boot and operate correctly, provided each partition is large enough for its intended use.