What statement$($s$)$ below is$($are$)$ true about cash markets for commodities?

Transactions in the cash market are separate from transactions in the futures market, i$.$e$.$ making a trade in the cash market doesn't inply that you are making a trade in the futures market.

On any given day, there is only one price that applies to all transactions that happen duringthe day.

There are essentially two types of transactions: spot $($immediate delivery$)$ and forward $($futures delivery$).$

Prices for spot transactions and forward transactions vary according to how buyers and sellers negotiate them.