Physical records that have been scanned:
A) may be stored as electronic image files.
B) may be saved in a format that can be edited.
C) cannot have associated metadata.
D) Both A and B

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Physical records that have been scanned can indeed be stored as electronic image files and may also be saved in a format that can be edited, such as converting the scanned images into text using Optical Character Recognition (OCR) technology. This allows for both viewing the documents as images and editing the text content if necessary. Metadata can be associated with scanned documents to provide additional information and context, so the statement that scanned documents cannot have associated metadata is incorrect.

Physical Records That Have Been Scanned