When you check the IPv6 addresses configured on the interfaces, you find two IPv6 addresses:
One address is a 2001:db8::/64 address.
The other is an ff80::/64 address.
However, you do not see a route statement for the ff80::/64 address in the routing table. Why?

A. Multicast addresses do not get added to the routing tables.
B. Link-local addresses do not get added to the routing tables.
C. Only one route statement can be in the routing table at a time for aninterface.
D. Broadcast addresses do not get added to the routing tables.

B. The second address on an interface with the prefix of ff80::/64 is the link-local address for Duplicate Address Detection (DAD) and Stateless Address Autoconfiguration (SLAAC). Link-local addresses are non-routable, so they will not get added to the routing table.