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Which will let text wrap down the side of the image?
<img src="myImage.gif" align="wrap"><img src="myImage.gif" align="right"><img src="myImage.gif" wrap="on">
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<img src="myImage.gif" align="right">
Reason — 'src' attribute specifies the URL of the image file and 'align = right' tells the browser to place an image against the right margin.
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