Where would you find statistics on the inet process with process ID 1 in your filesystem?

The correct answer is /proc/1 because the /proc filesystem in Linux is a virtual filesystem that provides a wealth of information about processes and other system information. Each running process has an entry under /proc corresponding to its process ID (PID). In this case, the inet process with process ID 1 would be detailed in /proc/1, where you can find statistics and information about the process such as its status, memory usage, CPU time, and more.

The other options do not refer to valid locations for this information. For example, /proc/inets does not exist in standard Linux systems and does not provide information on specific process IDs. Similarly, /var/log/inet is not a standard log directory specifically for system processes, and /etc/inet is not a configuration directory associated with process statistics. Hence, /proc/1 is the right path to access the relevant statistics for the inet process.