Answer / Suredh Kumar

To start MongoDB on Ubuntu, you can use the command line. Run the following commands:nt1. Open a terminal window.nt2. Type `sudo apt-get update` to update package lists for upgrades and new package installations.nt3. Next, run `sudo apt-get install mongodb` to download and install MongoDB on your system.nt4. Start the MongoDB service with `sudo systemctl start mongod` or `sudo service mongodb start`. To check if it's running use `sudo systemctl status mongod` or `sudo service mongodb status`.

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