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71. What will happen to the position of #example? a. It will move 5px left b. All elements preceding #example with move 5px to the right c. Neither <p id="example">Hello</p> #example { margin-left: -5px; } 72. Create a CSS selector to style all <input type="button"> elements with class="btn"? 73. Assume multiple elements have class="btn red". What CSS selector should we use to style only elements that have both of these classes? 74. By default, each bullet in an unordered list is displayed vertically (one on top of the other). Write the CSS necessary to make them display horizontally (side by side) instead.

          71. What will happen to the position of #example?
a. It will move 5px left
b. All elements preceding #example with move 5px to the right
c. Neither
<p id="example">Hello</p>
#example {
margin-left: -5px;
}
72. Create a CSS selector to style all <input type="button"> elements with class="btn"?
73. Assume multiple elements have class="btn red". What CSS selector should we use to style only
elements that have both of these classes?
74. By default, each bullet in an unordered list is displayed vertically (one on top of the other). Write
the CSS necessary to make them display horizontally (side by side) instead.

71. What will happen to the position of #example?
a. It will move 5px left
b. All elements preceding #example with move 5px to the right
c. Neither
<p id="example">Hello</p>
#example
margin-left: -5px;

72. Create a CSS selector to style all <input type="button"> elements with class="btn"?
73. Assume multiple elements have class="btn red". What CSS selector should we use to style only
elements that have both of these classes?
74. By default, each bullet in an unordered list is displayed vertically (one on top of the other). Write
the CSS necessary to make them display horizontally (side by side) instead.

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