The D:\ drive in your computer has been formatted with NTFS. The Mary user account has been assigned the following permissions: -Allow Full Control to the D:\Reports folder
-Deny Full Control to the D:\Sales folder
-Deny Full Control to the D:\Reports\2010.doc file
-Allow Full Control to the D:\Sales\2010sales. doc file

What effective permissions does Mary have to both files?
a. Deny Full control to both
b. Allow Full Control to both
c. Allow full control to D:\Reports\2010reports. doc; Deny full control to D:\Sales\2010sales. doc
d. Deny full control to D:\Reports\2010reports. doc; Allow full control to D:\Sales\2010sales. doc

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