Which statement is true regarding the relationship between DHCP and NAT in a home network?

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NAT assigns IP addresses to internal devices, while DHCP allows external networks to communicate with internal devices.

DHCP and NAT both serve the purpose of translating IP addresses for security.

DHCP is responsible for translating IP addresses, while NAT dynamically assigns them to devices.

DHCP assigns internal IP addresses to devices, while NAT translates these addresses when communicating externally.