Which of the following file types should be used to install software on a macOS...

The correct answers are B. .pkg and F. .dmg.

pkg (Package Installer) – This is the standard macOS package format for software installations. It often includes installation scripts and can be used for software distribution.

dmg (Disk Image File) – A macOS disk image file that contains software installers. Users typically mount the file and drag the application into the Applications folder to install it.

Why Other Options Are Incorrect:

A. .yum – This is used for Linux package management and is not compatible with macOS.

C. .msi – This is the Windows Installer package format, not used on macOS.

D. .ps1 – This is a PowerShell script file used in Windows, not for installing macOS applications.

E. .exe – This is an executable file format for Windows applications and does not run on macOS without third-party emulation (e.g., Wine).

CompTIA A+ 220-1102 Exam Reference:

Objective 1.7 – Identify common features and tools of the macOS/Linux client operating systems.