In Linux, to set the swap memory value we can use the swappiness variable. What does the following command does? 'sudo sysctl $-w$ vm$.$swappiness $=10\text{'}$

This will make the system use $10$ MB of the RAM before activating the swap.

This will make the system use $90\%$ of the RAM before activating the swap.

This will make the system use $90$ MB of the RAM before activating the swap.

This will make the system use $10\%$ of the RAM before activating the swap.