A network administrator is reviewing MACsec documentation and encounters the terms 'Secure Channel' and 'Secure Association'. Which statement correctly describes the relationship between these two terms?

A Secure Channel and a Secure Association are the same thing.

A Secure Channel contains multiple Secure Associations, each with its own SAK.

A Secure Association contains multiple Secure Channels, each with its own CAK.

A Secure Channel is used only in static mode, while a Secure Association is used only in dynamic mode.

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