Which of the following statements is true when a new table is created by extending another table?

Extending a table does not archive the parent table; it creates a new, separate table that builds upon the parent's structure.

While child tables can leverage parent configurations, they do not automatically inherit all Business Rules, Client Scripts, and UI Policies; these often require specific inheritance configurations or are designed for the parent table directly.

Extending a table fundamentally creates a new table that includes all fields from the parent table, allowing for field reuse and consistent data structures across related tables. Additionally, the child table can have its own specific fields to store information unique to that extended table, providing specialization while maintaining commonalities.

This statement is partially incorrect as extended tables do inherit all fields, and the claim that they do not inherit Access Control rules, Client Scripts, etc., is not always true, as some can be inherited or applied contextually.