Which of the following are usually covered in an end-user license agreement? Select 3 options.

An end-user license agreement (EULA) sets the terms for using software. It commonly limits how many users may use it, defines whether editing or redistributing it is allowed, and specifies the number or location of permitted installations. Instructions for using source code and details about version-control management are not usually part of a EULA.

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