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NACK at the end of an I2C read

When an I2C master reads 6 bytes from a slave, why does it send NACK after the 6th byte instead of ACK?

A.It tells the slave to stop sending so a STOP can followB.Because the 6th byte arrived with a parity errorC.Because slaves always send one extra byte at the endD.To ask the slave to send all 6 bytes again from the start

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