The image displays another question, likely from the same real estate or property$-$related examination or test as the previous one. The text is a bit blurry, but it appears to say:"Ann and Bob are brokers working under the supervision of the same principal broker, Ann has a listing on a property, Bill represents a buyer who has made an offer on the same property, which of the following is true?A$.$ an envelope on behalf of both the seller or the buyer.B$.$ confidential information to both the buyer and the seller.C$.$ disclose personal and client information using their experience to their respective clients.D$.$ ensure Ann and Bob have disclosed that each of them is the disclosed dual agent in the transaction."The question seems to be about agency relationships and disclosure in a real estate transaction where two brokers from the same firm are representing the seller and the buyer, respectively.Without full clarity on the options, it's difficult to provide the correct answer with certainty, but based on common real estate practices, the question is likely addressing the issue of dual agency and the necessary disclosures that must be made when the same brokerage represents both the buyer and seller in a transaction.The correct answer is likely D$,$ which talks about the requirement for Ann and Bob to disclose that they are acting as dual agents in the transaction, assuming the brokerage is practicing dual agency. Real estate laws typically require that this type of relationship be disclosed to and agreed upon by both the buyer and the seller to ensure that there is informed consent to the dual representation and that there is no conflict of interest.