| No, swap partitions are not actually mounted, tmp is just temporary storage like the Windows TEMP directroy, your swap partition is like the Windows pagfile, a place to store stuff that can't fit into RAM but will be swapped to and from ram as needed, not exactly and acurate description but you can look it up, you can check the size using fdisk -l /dev/sda. I am getting /dev/sda as it looks like all of your partitions are on it so I'm guessing so is your swap. Paste the listing fdisk gives you in code tags so I can look at it.
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