A developer receives a narrowly scoped read-only role on one resource group but also belongs to a group with subscription Contributor. What is the effective-access implication?

Choose the single best answer.

A.The subscription role is ignored because it came through group membership.
B.The broader applicable Contributor grant remains; the narrow assignment does not cancel it.
C.The resource-group role automatically denies writes in every assignment.
D.The most recent narrow role replaces all inherited roles.

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The broader applicable Contributor grant remains; the narrow assignment does not cancel it.

RBAC combines applicable direct, group, and inherited assignments. A narrow role adds a grant rather than replacing a broader one. Assignment recency does not select a single winning role, and group grants participate in effective access. Source: AZ-305 Study Guide.pdf, PDF page(s) 15-16.

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