Operating SystemsQuestion 11 of 100
Which macOS utility is used to install applications simply by dragging their bundle into a specific folder, and where are most applications stored?
a.The Dock; /System
b.Finder; the Applications folder
c.Launchpad; /Users
d.Terminal; /bin
Explanation
In macOS, most apps are self-contained bundles installed by dragging them into the Applications folder using Finder. Launchpad only launches apps, and the Dock is a shortcut bar. System binaries live elsewhere.
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