How does an open differential differ from a limited-slip differential?

How does an open differential differ from a limited-slip differential?

• A. An open differential splits torque based on traction, while a limited-slip differential helps equalize torque to reduce wheel slip.
• B. A limited-slip differential splits torque based on traction, while an open differential locks both wheels.
• C. An open differential prevents wheel slip entirely.
• D. A differential with locking gear uses hydraulic actuation only.

Answer: (B)