In the context of Internet search, Boolean operands:
A)are quotation marks inserted around topic words.
B)serve to limit the identified sites.
C) provide access to the hidden Internet.
D) direct users to other related topics.

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Boolean operands (such as AND, OR, NOT) are used to limit the identified sites by specifying the relationship between search terms. For example, using "AND" between two search terms will only show results that contain both terms, while using "OR" will show results that contain either term. Boolean operands do not provide access to the hidden Internet, nor do they direct users to other related topics automatically. Quotation marks are used to search for an exact phrase, rather than individual words.

In the Context of Internet Search, Boolean Operands