When you use a different key to decrypt the data than was used to encrypt it, but the two keys are
mathematically linked, what is
the encryption type?

A.
Asymmetric

B.
Bound

C.
Symmetric

D.
Static

Explanation:
Asymmetric encryption uses two different, but mathematically linked, keys. One key, known as the public key, is
used to encrypt the
data, while the other, the private key, is used to decrypt the data. While this encryption scheme requires more
system resources, it ismuch more secure than symmetric encryption.