# ?In the script OP\_2 \<pubkey\_1> \<pubkey\_2> \<pubkey\_3> OP\_3 OP\_CHECKMULTISIG, what do OP\_2 and OP\_3 re

* [ ] The sizes of the public keys in bytes
* [x] The number of required signatures (2) and the total number of public keys (3)
* [ ] Error codes for validation failures
* [ ] Version numbers for the multisignature protocol

Note to learners:

In multisignature scripts, constant value opcodes efficiently specify the parameters: OP\_2 means "require 2 valid signatures" and OP\_3 means "out of these 3 public keys." This 2-of-3 multisig setup is common for shared accounts or additional security.


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