The Major Difference Between a CheckBox and a RadioButton Is

question 21

Multiple Choice

The major difference between a CheckBox and a RadioButton is that:

• A) RadioButtons are generally grouped to allow choices
• B) CheckBoxes usually represent options that allow more than one to be used
• C) Only one RadioButton per group can be selected at once
• D) b and c

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