ect answerWhich statement is true regarding polymorphism?OptionsAn overridden method can be less restrictive than the superclass methodOverloaded methods cannot change the return typeAn overridden method can be more restrictive than the superclass methodConstruc

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1. "An overridden method can be less restrictive than the superclass method" - This statement is true. In Java, an overridden method can have a less restrictive access modifier than the method in the superclass. For example, if a method in the superclass is declared as 'protected', it can be overridden in the subclass as 'public'.

2. "Overloaded methods cannot change the return type" - This statement is false. Overloaded methods can change the return type. Overloading is about having methods with the same name but different parameters in the same class. The return type doesn't factor into this.

3. "An overridden method can be more restrictive than the superclass method" - This statement is false. In Java, an overridden method cannot have a more restrictive access modifier than the method in the superclass.

4. "Constructor..." - This option is incomplete, so I can't provide an explanation for it.

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