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Your computer has a single hard disk w/ a single volume used by the C:\ drive. You have previously upgraded the disk to a dynamic disk. The disk has run out of disk space. You need to add more space to the C:\ volume. You add a new hard disk to the computer. What should you do to add space to the C:\ drive?
a. Strip the C:\ volume to the second disk
b. Span the C:\ volume to the second disk
c. Create a mount point using space on the second disk
d. Extend the C:\ volume to the second disk

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