State governments fund public libraries, but determine which books to include. a. local governments c. the public b. the private sector d. none of the above

The correct answer to this question would be alternative D)"None of the above."

State governments fund public libraries, but the library board of directors determine which books to include.

Once a library has legal authorization to function and has funding from the government, it's usually managed by a board of directors or a library council, and it appoints a librarian to be library director or library manager. Then, it builds its collection of books and media, which is decided by the board or council managing the library.

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