A user does not want Bluetooth to start up event time the system starts. Which of the following commands should the user execute to accomplish this task?

"disabled" is not a valid systemctl subcommand - the correct keyword is "disable" without the trailing "d", so this command will return a syntax error.

systemctl disable bluetooth.service removes the symbolic links from systemd target directories such as /etc/systemd/system/multi-user.target.wants/ that cause the service to be started during boot. This persistently prevents Bluetooth from auto-starting on all future reboots while leaving the service available for manual invocation. The disable subcommand modifies only the persistent startup configuration and does not affect a currently running instance.

systemctl stop immediately halts the running Bluetooth service but leaves the boot-time symlinks intact, so the service will start again automatically on the next reboot.

"stepped" is not a recognized systemctl subcommand regardless of spelling and will produce an error without taking any action.