n Git, what is a "detached HEAD" state?(2 Points)When a branch is deletedWhen a commit is revertedWhen a merge conflict occursWhen the HEAD points directly to a commit instead of a branch

he file .git/refs/heads/master contains the following text: "5c2fdbaff3b0b9b5eae3c48047aafcee2201e5c4". What does it mean?1 point possibleThis is an unchanged checksum of the master branchThis is a blob corresponding to the last commit in the master branchThis is sha1 of the last commit in the master branchThis is a random number generated for the master branch when it was created

In the following scenario with some changers on the staging area, git commit will move a.move only HEAD to a new commitb.master branch to a new commitc.move master and testing branch to a new commitd.testing branch will move to the new commit while HEAD remains pointing to f30ab commite.testing branch to a new commit

ow does Git handle branching and merging?(2 Points)Git creates separate copies of the entire repository for each branchGit stores only the differences between branches to save disk spaceGit uses pointers to track different lines of development within the same repositoryGit automatically merges all changes into the master branch

How to resolve a conflict when merging branches (merge conflict)?1 point possibleFix the contents of files with conflicts, make git merge --abortFix the content of files with conflicts, make a commit of changesUse git reset --hard HEADMake a new copy of the project via git clone. This copy is broken and will never work.unansweredHintSubmitSome problems have options such as save, reset, hints, or show answer. These options follow the Submit button.What happened to the master and feature branches according to the diagram below?1 point possibleRebaseCherry-pickFast-forward mergeNon fast-forward mergeunansweredSubmitSome problems have options such as save, reset, hints, or show answer. These options follow the Submit button.What will the HEAD pointer of the master branch refer to after we do the merge feature in master?1 point possibleABCDEFNew commit G

What does the command git cherry-pick <commit> do in Git?(2 Points)Applies the changes introduced by the specified commit onto the current branchCreates a new branch from the specified commitResets the current branch to the specified commitMerges the specified commit into the current branch