To answer this question, let's go through each option to understand why it is correct or incorrect:

Option A) Divide A into B - This option is correct because it implies that A is being divided into equal parts, with B representing the number of parts.

Option B) Divide A by B - This option is incorrect because it does not specify the result of the division. It is missing the information about what the division is giving or producing.

Option C) Divide A into B Giving C - This option is correct because it specifies that A is being divided into B equal parts and the result of the division is C.

Option D) Divide A by B Giving C - This option is correct because it specifies that A is being divided by B, and the result of the division is C.

The correct answer is B.

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To answer this question, we need to understand the RENAME clause in programming languages like COBOL.

In COBOL, the RENAME clause is used to change the name of a data item or a group of data items. The new name assigned to the data item or group is called the renamed item.

The level indicator in COBOL is used to specify the level of a data item or a group. It determines the hierarchical structure of the data item. The level numbers used in COBOL are 01, 66, 77, and 88.

Option A) Level 88 - This option is incorrect because the level 88 is used for condition names, not for renaming data items.

Option B) Level 77 - This option is incorrect because the level 77 is used for elementary data items, not for renaming data items.

Option C) Level 66 - This option is correct because the level 66 is used for renaming a data item or a group of data items.

Option D) Level 01 - This option is incorrect because the level 01 is used for the highest level of a data item or a group, but not specifically for renaming.

Therefore, the correct answer is C) Level 66. This option is correct because the level 66 is used in the RENAME clause to rename a data item or a group of data items.

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