A team is planning on assigning tags to a resource group. Would the (AZ-900)

Correct answer: B) No.
Resource group tags are not automatically inherited by resources within the group. However, there are two ways to apply resource group tags to resources:

Azure Policies: You can create an Azure policy that explicitly copies specific tags from the resource group to any resources created within the group. This ensures consistent tagging and simplifies resource organization.
Manually applying tags: You can individually apply the desired resource group tags to each resource within the group. This method offers more flexibility, but it requires manual effort and increases the risk of inconsistency.
Here are some additional points to consider:

Tag inheritance in Azure is currently in public preview for cost management purposes. This feature automatically applies subscription and resource group tags to child resource usage records for improved cost analysis.
While resource group tags aren't automatically inherited, the cm-resource-parent tag can be used to group costs by resource group in cost management tools.
Therefore, while resource group tags don't directly inherit to resources, there are various approaches to achieve similar functionality based on your specific needs and preferences.