You can code CSS3 rules in ( CHECK ALL THAT APPLY) A in the body of the page using the format attribute B the head section of your html page using a tag C a separate css file using the element in the head section of your page D a separate file that is imported to another stylesheet using the import directive A key difference between HTML and CSS is A HTML syntax focuses on defining elements, while CSS focuses on defining rules B They are pretty much the same thing C HTML focuses on the look and feel of a page, while CSS focuses on content D HTML is coded in html files but css is coded in txt files

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You can code CSS3 rules in  ( CHECK ALL THAT APPLY) A  in the body of the page using the  format  attribute B  the head section of your html page using a tag C  a separate  css file using the element in the head section of your page D  a separate file that is imported to another stylesheet using the  import directive A key difference between HTML and CSS is A  HTML syntax focuses on defining elements, while CSS focuses on defining rules B  They are pretty much the same thing C  HTML focuses on the  look and feel  of a page, while CSS focuses on content D  HTML is coded in  html files but css is coded in  txt files

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Question: You can code CSS3 rules in: ( CHECK ALL THAT APPLY) A. in the body of the page using the format attribute B. the head