A(n)_______ is stored within the destination file and remains connected to the source file.
A)embedded object
B)linked object
C)inserted object
D)copied object

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A linked object is stored within the destination file but remains connected to the source file. This means that any changes made to the source file will be reflected in the destination file as well, since they are linked. Embedded objects are fully contained within the destination file, while inserted objects and copied objects are simply inserted into the destination file without any connection to the source file.

A(n)_______ Is Stored Within the Destination File and Remains Connected