Your mothers date of birth and a unique personal identification number (pin) code provide authentication by _____.

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Hello Madysonhenders2477 

Answer: Your mothers date of birth and a unique personal identification number (pin) code provide authentication by What you are (C)

Since your identification is about who you are, this would be the answer.

Hope This Helps!
-Chris

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