Bertha is an IT intern learning Linux administration from her supervisor. Bertha has switched to the root user on a system in preparation for deleting a user's directory along with all files and subdirectories. Her supervisor shows her the following command and states that it is potentially dangerous: # rm -rf /usr/src/someone-source Why would running this command be potentially dangerous?

	An accidental space added in the wrong place in the command could delete every file on the local system.
	An accidental space added in the wrong place in the command could delete every file on the networked system.
	An accidental space added in the wrong place in the command could delete the root user's access to the local system.
	An accidental space added in the wrong place in the command could disable access to the boot sector of the local system.