A is the correct answer.
The change is indeed captured by ServiceNow, even though it may be in a separate Update Set due to scope differences. The question likely aims to assess whether the change is tracked at all, rather than the specifics of how it's managed across scopes (batches and children)
C is the correct answer.
Customizations captured in update sets are restricted to the scope for the application being changed. A scope may contain several update sets, but an update set cannot cross application scopes. Consequently, an update set name could appear identical in more than one scope, but is actually different (due to the namespace), a consideration for the naming policy.
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