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If the metadata file uses an ___ (e.g. ___), you can also choose to display the file in ___ or ___ format, switching from ___ to ___.

A) Encoding, UTF-8, binary, text, hexadecimal, decimal
B) Format, JSON, binary, text, encoded, decoded
C) Encoding, Base64, binary, text, encoded, decoded
D) Format, XML, hexadecimal, decimal, encoded, decoded

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Final answer:

The metadata file in question, when using UTF-8 encoding, can be displayed in either binary or text format, with the ability to convert between hexadecimal and decimal representations.

Step-by-step explanation:

If the metadata file uses an encoding (e.g. UTF-8), you can also choose to display the file in binary or text format, switching from hexadecimal to decimal. The correct answer is A) Encoding, UTF-8, binary, text, hexadecimal, decimal. This means that if a metadata file is encoded with UTF-8, you can view it as text or you can view its binary representation in formats such as hexadecimal or decimal.

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