D Question 15 3 pts Cumulative voting for a board of directors is typically a situation in which each shareholder is given the same number of votes as shares, multiplied by the number of directors spots, giving the shareholder the right to vote all the \"votes\" for one or more directorsand giving large minority shareholders the ability to put at least one director on a corporation's board of directors. 0 True 0 False D Question 16 3 pts In large, publicly traded corporations, typically the shareholders have little involvement in the day-to- day operations of the corporation, but rather the shareholders select a board of directors who hire officers and managers to operate the business. 0 True 0 False