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• Chose C1

  Option C '--purge' will completely remove the package, including its configuration files. To remove a package using dpkg, you can use the following command: sudo dpkg --purge package_name This will remove the package and all its configuration files. Option A '--clean' option does not remove the package or its configuration files. It simply removes the downloaded package files from the system but leaves the package itself installed. Option B '--delete' option removes the package, but does not remove its configuration files. OptionD '--remove' option removes the package, but does not remove its configuration files or any other files that were installed outside of the package's control.