If a designer changes a bright orange logo from RGB to CMYK and prints it out, but it looks different from how it first appeared on the screen in RGB$,$ what does this mean?

Group of answer choices

The bright orange color is outside of the CMYK color spectrum and can't be produced without a spot color

A spot color was used and it did not match the color

The CMYK spectrum is larger, so it printed it more accurately than the RGB version

The orange should be the same in either version, so there must have been a printing error