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In the context of package management systems in Linux, which of the following statements correctly contrasts the Debian and Red Hat package management systems?

In Debian systems, APT and dpkg are used to handle $.$ deb packages, where dpkg installs individual packages and APT manages dependencies and internet downloads, whereas Red Hat systems utilize YUM or RPM for managing $.$ rpm packages.

Debian uses the RPM package manager to install, upgrade, and remove packages with a $.$ deb extension, while Red Hat uses APT and dpkg to manage $.$ rpm packages.

Red Hat systems install packages using the dpkg tool, which directly installs $.$ deb packages without checking for dependencies, unlike Debian systems that use the RPM database for package management.

Both Debian and Red Hat systems primarily use the APT package manager for installing and managing packages, differing only in the graphical user interface provided by aptitude in Debian