Which are typical system directories below the root directory?
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Typical system directories below the root directory in Unix-like systems include: (1) `/bin`: Contains essential user command binaries. (2) `/sbin`: Holds system administration binaries. (3) `/dev`: Represents device files, representing hardware and software devices. (4) `/etc`: Stores system-wide configuration files. (5) `/lib`: Contains shared libraries needed by user programs and the kernel.
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