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Exam AZ900 Topics: management Difficulty: hard

A pharmaceutical company on an Enterprise Agreement enables the tag inheritance setting in Microsoft Cost Management. Its resource groups carry cost center tags, but most child resources have no tags of their own. Which statement describes what changes once the setting takes effect?

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  1. A. Subscription and resource group tags are applied to child resources' usage records in cost data, enabling grouping by tag while resources stay untagged
  2. B. Every child resource immediately receives the inherited tags on its own properties, including resources that were created years before the setting was enabled
  3. C. Only resources created after the setting is enabled inherit the resource group tags, while existing resources stay excluded from any grouping
  4. D. Inherited tags override any tags already applied directly to a resource in every case where the two values differ from each other
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Correct answer: Subscription and resource group tags are applied to child resources' usage records in cost data, enabling grouping by tag while resources stay untagged

Reference: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/cost-management-billing/costs/enable-tag-inheritance

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