Looking at the code below, what happens when this onHit function runs? sjs. onHit("laser",["platform","jump_pad ", "powerUp","score","flag"], function(x, y){
sjs. bounceOff(x, y);
});

A) The laser will only bounce off the flag.
B) The laser will only bounce off the platform.
C) The laser will get destroyed.
D) The laser will bounce off each object listed in the array.

Where are the choices provided?

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Well, this code would box the whole body of an html document. by using the relative value for position, you are telling it to position relative to its normal position, which the top left corner is at (0,0). by using left: 50px, you are telling the box to set the left margin  edge to 50px and by using top: 50px, you are telling it to set the top margin edge to 50px. by doing this shifting, the top left corner of the box, which is at (0,0) would be positioned at (50,50)