Software vendors often bundle large bunches of fixes for low-priority problems into groups called ________.
A)technical fixes
B)patches
C)service packs
D)enterprise packs

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Service packs are large groups of fixes, including low-priority problems, bundled into a single package by software vendors. They are typically released periodically and can contain significant improvements, in addition to bug fixes. Technical fixes and patches usually address specific issues, rather than bundling many fixes together. Enterprise packs are not a common term in the software industry.

Software Vendors Often Bundle Large Bunches of Fixes for Low-Priority