You embed an object in a document,rather than link it,when you want to:
A)make editing changes directly to the embedded object.
B)make sure that the object does not appear directly in the Word document.
C)store the embedded object in its own file and simply tie it to the Word document.
D)make changes to the source file and have the object in Word be updated automatically.

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Embedding an object in a document allows you to edit it directly within that document, without needing to open or edit it in its original application. Choices B, C, and D describe behaviors more aligned with linking objects rather than embedding them.

You Embed an Object in a Document,rather Than Link It,when