Which scenario is a typical use case for a managed package?

Selling a recurring-revenue app to many customers and pushing updates to all of them.

Providing a template that customers can customize to fit their own needs.

Sharing code between development sandboxes during a project.

Delivering a one-time set of custom objects to a single internal org.

CloudSync Inc. distributes a managed package on the AppExchange. A subscriber has requested a new feature that requires CloudSync to add a custom field to one of the package's standard objects. CloudSync is preparing the next release. What must CloudSync do to ensure the new field is available to existing subscribers after they upgrade?

Add the field to the package in the Developer Edition org and push it directly to all subscribers' production orgs.

Create a separate unmanaged package containing only the new field and have subscribers install it alongside the managed package.

Add the field to a new major version of the package and instruct subscribers to uninstall the old version before installing the new one.

Create a new package version containing the field and make it available to subscribers as an upgrade.

What is the purpose of a namespace prefix in a managed package?

To enable the package to access data from other managed packages.

To allow the package to be installed in multiple orgs simultaneously.

To uniquely identify the package and its components, preventing naming conflicts.

To make the package components visible to all users in the org.

A company wants to distribute a Salesforce app to external customers via the AppExchange and provide regular feature updates. Which package type is most appropriate?

Managed package, because it supports AppExchange listing, upgrades, and intellectual property protection.

Unmanaged package, because it allows customers to customize the app freely.

Unmanaged package, because it is the only type that can be listed on AppExchange.

Managed package, but only if the app is free.

Which statement about unmanaged packages is true?

They are the only package type that can be installed in sandboxes.

They require a namespace prefix to be installed.

They provide automatic upgrades to subscribers.

They allow subscribers to directly modify the included components.

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CloudSync Inc. distributes a managed package on the AppExchange. A subscriber has requested a new feature that requires CloudSync to add a custom field to one of the package's standard objects. CloudSync is preparing the next release. What must CloudSync do to ensure the new field is available to existing subscribers after they upgrade?
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A company wants to distribute a Salesforce app to external customers via the AppExchange and provide regular feature updates. Which package type is most appropriate?
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Which statement about unmanaged packages is true?
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