Select ALL statements that correctly distinguish copying from moving or cutting an item.

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Copying creates a duplicate and leaves the original in place., Cutting removes the selected item from its original position after it is pasted elsewhere., Moving changes an item's location.. ### Why this is right
- **A** is true: copying creates a separate instance while preserving the original.
- **B** is true: cut marks selected content to be removed from its original position when pasted elsewhere.
- **C** is true: moving changes where the item is located.

### The other options
- **D. Copying always deletes the original.**: describes removal, not copying. Copying preserves the source.

### The concept
Cut and copy place selected data on the clipboard; paste inserts it at the destination. The key difference is whether the source remains.

### Remember
Copy preserves the original; cut is used to move selected content.

Select ALL statements that correctly distinguish copying from moving or cutting an item.

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