Answer: The correct answer is : The three types of resolutions are: simple, joint and concurrent.
Explanation: Resolutions are not used to enact laws.
Simple resolutions are used so that each camera defines its own rules, does not have the force of law and is voted on in its original camera.
Joint resolutions are used to define rules that affect both chambers of the congress.
The concurrent resolutions are voted by both chambers, do not constitute force of law and are not signed by the president.
