Answer :
Final answer:
The command that places text from the Clipboard into the designated location is the Paste command. It can be executed via the Paste option in the ribbon, right-click menu, or [Ctrl] + V shortcut.
Explanation:
The command that takes text from the Clipboard and places it in the designated location is the Paste command. When you cut or copy content, such as text, files, or graphics, it is temporarily stored in the Clipboard. To move this content to a new location within a document or between documents, you need to place the cursor at the intended location and execute the paste command.
This can be done using the Paste option in the ribbon, the right-click shortcut menu, Paste Options screen tip, or the keyboard shortcut [Ctrl] + V. Whether you use the cut or copy command prior to pasting, the paste process remains the same and may offer additional options such as keeping the source formatting, merging with current formatting, or pasting as plain text or as a picture.
