Which two actions should you perform from the Microsoft Teams admin center? Each correct answer presents part of the solution.

"Meeting settings" in the Microsoft Teams admin center encompass general configurations that affect all meetings organization-wide, such as anonymous join, audio conferencing bridge settings, and calendar app integration, which is a fundamental administrative action.

While there are "Teams policies" or "Teams app setup policies," "create a teams policy" is a less specific or commonly articulated action compared to modifying meeting settings or creating meeting policies.

Creating a meeting policy allows for granular control over features available to specific users or groups during meetings, such as allowing cloud recording, chat in meetings, or screen sharing, thereby customizing their meeting experience.

Creating a live events policy is specific to controlling live event capabilities, which is a subset of meetings and not as broadly applicable as general meeting settings or policies for standard meetings.

"Modify the Teams settings" is too broad; options A and C are more specific and represent distinct, common configuration tasks within the admin center related to meetings.