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When you define a subclass, like student, and don't supply a constructor, then its superclass must: 1. have no constructors defined2. have no constructors defined or have an explicit default (no-arg) constructor defined.3. have an explicit copy constructor defined4. have an explicit default (no-arg) constructor defined5. have an explicit working constructor defined

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