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Which statement correctly describes the difference between an IP address and a MAC address for a specific device?
O The MAC address can change, but the IP address always stays the same.
O The IP address can change, but the MAC address always stays the same.
O MAC is used on newer products; IP was used on older products.
O IP is used on newer products; MAC was used on older products.

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