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Computers and Technology, 13.05.2021 19:40, Jimm6500

I’ll mark brainliest if correct Select the correct answer.
Project team member Kevin needs to define the use of change bars to show deleted and modified paragraphs. Under which standards does
this fall?
O A.
interchange standards
OB.
identification standards
O C.
update standards
OD.
process standards
O E.
presentation standards

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