Operating systems manage many peripherals. Each peripheral is built by a different manufacturer. Each peripheral has a unique way of working. The manufacturer provides a unique software called a driver to the operating system that handles low- level interfacing details. But this is not enough for the OS to properly manage communication with the peripheral. The operating system will use a "standardized peripheral API". Why does it use this standardized peripheral API? Please select from the list below all that applies. Helps abstract the resource Helps define the features the OS will support for the peripheral type Higher-level OS layers only need to know one set of signatures when calling a peripheral It standardizes the calling signatures across all peripheral types