Which of the following commands can be used to create a USB storage media from a disk image?

`gdisk` is a GPT (GUID Partition Table) partitioning tool, used for creating and managing disk partitions, not for writing disk images.

The `dd` command (data duplicator) is ideal for copying raw data from an input file (like a disk image) to an output device (like a USB drive). This process creates a bit-for-bit clone of the image, making the USB drive bootable if the image is designed as such.

`cc` is typically the C compiler command and has no function related to creating USB storage media from disk images.

`fdisk` is a disk partitioning utility for MBR (Master Boot Record) formatted disks, used to create and manage partitions, not for writing disk images.

`mount` is used to attach a filesystem from a storage device to a directory in the filesystem hierarchy, it does not create bootable media.