A. /var
Explanation:
In Linux, system logs are commonly stored in the /var (variable) filesystem, specifically in the /var/log directory. This directory contains logs for various system services and applications, such as the syslog, mail, and authentication logs.
The /tmp directory is a temporary filesystem that is used to store temporary files and directories created by system processes and applications. It is typically cleared on system reboot, and its contents should not be relied on for long-term storage.
The /etc directory contains configuration files for the system and various applications, but it does not typically store system logs.
The /opt directory is used to install additional software packages, but it is not a standard location for storing system logs.
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