How can you display the manual page for the cd command?

The correct method to display the manual page for the cd command is by using "man cd." The man command is used in Unix-like operating systems to access the manual pages, which provide detailed information about commands available in the system.

The cd command, which stands for "change directory," is a shell built-in command, and calling man cd will bring up the relevant manual entry that outlines its usage, options (if any), and behavior, even though it may be more common to reference built-ins this way rather than having a traditional manual entry.

The other choices focus on different ways to get help about the command. While "cd --help" and "help cd" might provide some usage information, they do not display the formal manual page, which is more comprehensive and includes specific sections like descriptions and examples. Meanwhile, "man change-directory" would not provide the correct information, as "change-directory" is not the name of the command; the command is simply cd. Thus, using "man cd" is the most direct and correct method to obtain the manual page for the cd command.