Which of the following best describes a 'short-form' merger under Delaware law?

1. AA merger requiring shareholder approval regardless of ownership percentage
2. BA merger available to companies with at least a 75% ownership of the target
3. CA merger that grants automatic appraisal rights to all shareholders
4. DA merger executed by a parent holding at least 90% of a subsidiary’s shares without a shareholder vote✓ Correct answer

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