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You can build a single SD-WAN topology that includes all devices, because extensions like FortiSwitch (FortiLink), FortiAP, and FortiExtender are managed by their local FortiGate spoke and appear as logical interfaces of that FortiGate, meaning they are fully transparent to the SD-WAN overlay and any device including ones with FortiExtender can serve as a hub. SD-WAN 7.6 Enterprise Administrator Study Guide page 154
The difference is in the way its written. C says it can be a fortiextender, this is correct. D says it must not have extensions. This is incorrect, it can have extensions.
I think C is correct. I don't see any reason to not be possible to use Extender on the Hub.