[Solved] How is Multiple Client/Multiple Service architectural pattern different from a Multiple Client/Single Service architectural pattern?

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Q.	How is Multiple Client/Multiple Service architectural pattern different from a Multiple Client/Single Service architectural pattern?
A.	a service can receive requests from multiple clients.
B.	a client can send requests to multiple services.
C.	a client can send requests to other clients.
D.	a service can respond to requests from multiple clients.
Answer» D. a service can respond to requests from multiple clients.

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